Experts Warn Informal Sector Could Disrupt Nigerian Tax Reforms

Experts have raised concerns that Nigeria's informal sector poses a challenge to ongoing tax reforms in the country. The informal sector, which comprises a significant portion of the economy and operates outside formal regulations, may impede efforts to broaden the tax base and increase revenue generation.
This warning underscores the need for effective strategies to incorporate informal businesses into the formal economy to enhance tax compliance and revenue collection.
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