National Assembly Orders Re-Gazetting of Tax Laws in Nigeria Amid Public Concerns
The National Assembly in Nigeria has directed the re-gazetting of tax laws, including the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 and related acts, to address public concerns and ensure accuracy. Akin Rotimi, the spokesperson for the House of Representatives, confirmed the move, emphasizing that the legislative process was strictly within the constitutional and statutory powers of the National Assembly.
The decision follows scrutiny by a special committee and collaboration between relevant committees to review the legislative process. The aim is to clear ambiguities and ensure the accurate reflection of the laws in the official gazette.
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