NECA Commends FG on Tax Act 2025 Transition Guidelines

The Nigeria Employers' Consultative Association (NECA) praised the Federal Government for its responsiveness in issuing guidelines for the transition to the Tax Act 2025. This development is seen as a significant milestone that reinforces confidence in Nigeria's ongoing tax reform agenda.
The guidelines provide necessary clarity on implementing the new tax framework, affirming that the principles of the Tax Act 2025 will not apply retrospectively to accounting periods prior to January 1, 2026. Adewale Smatt Oyerind, the Director General of NECA, stated that the government's clarification on the transition process eliminates uncertainties that had arisen from the retrospective application of tax provisions.
He emphasized that the issuance of these guidelines demonstrates the government's commitment to engaging stakeholders and supporting compliance, which is essential for economic stability. This constructive engagement between the government and the private sector is expected to strengthen investor confidence and promote regulatory certainty, thereby supporting economic growth.
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