CITN Urges Tax Professionals to Enhance Competence and Ethics Ahead of Tax Reforms in 2026
The Charter Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) is calling on tax professionals to improve their technical skills, ethics, and integrity ahead of tax reforms in 2026. The President of CITN, Innocent Ohagwa, highlighted the need for a simplified tax system to promote economic growth and compliance.
Dr. Akinyel Oladeji of CSDC Consult emphasized the importance of embracing digital competencies to stay relevant in the evolving tax landscape. The focus is on ensuring professionals are well-versed in current tax laws and are prepared for the digitalization of Nigeria's tax system.
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