Nigeria e-invoicing became mandatory for companies turning over 5 billion naira or more from 1 July 2026, as the tax agency moves to widen the net.
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Key Facts
—Who is affected: Companies with annual turnover of 5 billion naira or more, about 5,000 large taxpayers, form the first compliance phase.
—When: Enforcement began on 1 July 2026 for that top tier, according to the Nigeria Revenue Service.
—The system: The Merchant-Buyer Solution platform went live on 1 August 2025 after a pilot that began in November 2024.
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