CITN Urges Integrity and Competence in Nigeria's Tax System Transformation
The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN) advocates for integrity and competence in Nigeria's evolving tax system during its 53rd induction ceremony. CITN President, Innocent Ohagwa, stresses the importance of technical competency and ethical conduct to enhance compliance and promote a fair tax environment.
Dr. Akinyel Oladeji highlights the need for Nigeria's tax professionals to embrace digital competencies for relevance and efficiency. The focus is on simplifying the tax system, expanding the tax base, and ensuring fair compliance through ethical practices.
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