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Tax Reform: If you cannot explain yourself, if you have a bank account, we can debit your bank account — Oyedele Explains

The Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has shed more light on how Nigeria’s incoming tax intelligence framework will monitor financial behaviour to identify tax evasion. Speaking on The Micon Podcast, Oyedele explained that the new system will aggregate multiple data points to build a clearer picture of individuals’ financial activities.

“This is the whole essence of the intelligence we are trying to piece together. What happens in your bank account, when you travel abroad, how you use your payment card, electricity, your phone. All those information,” he said. According to him, the government is not targeting low-income earners or small financial discrepancies.

“By the way, you know government will not go after you if you earn 50k and you spend 90k. They are not looking for those kind of small money. It’s not worth it. So it’s usually those big numbers.” Oyedele stated that once the system validates a person’s financial footprint and identifies inconsistencies, authorities will be able to detect whether taxes have been duly paid.

“By the time the system validates what you’re doing, we will be able to know if you have not paid tax. If you cannot explain yourself, and your tax is 1 million, under this new tax law from next year, if you have a bank account, we can debit your bank account,” he added.

He concluded by stressing that the improved framework reflects a new professional approach to tax enforcement, moving the country away from crude, forceful methods, a shift, he said, from “using hammers and nails to chase people for tax.”

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𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐭𝐚𝐱𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐧𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫, 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐠𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐮𝐩!

Some individuals and media are spreading misleading claims about the new tax reform laws taking effect from next year. Here are the facts they are not telling you.

From January 2026:

✍️ You will pay less or no tax if you are in the bottom 98% of income earners.
✍️ Food will cost less because VAT on food, education and healthcare will be removed.
✍️ Small companies will pay 0% corporate tax and will be exempt from VAT.
✍️ Large companies will pay lower corporate tax and will enjoy VAT credits on their costs.
✍️ In short: everyone - individuals, SMEs, and large companies - benefits from a reduced tax burden.

So you wonder why some say “this is not the right time for tax reform.” But why should we delay a reform that reduces the taxes Nigerians currently pay?

Here are some of the false claims circulating:

❌ New taxes are coming
❌ Government will debit your bank account
❌ Remittances and gifts will be taxed
❌ Online earners are the target
❌ Inflation will worsen

Good news doesn’t trend, sensational misinformation does, often to the benefit of the creator but at the expense of their followers. Unfortunately, many people fall victim.

I recently met someone who refused to buy rights issues from his bank because he believed he would be charged 30% Capital Gains Tax. In reality, he will be completely exempt – now he has lost money due to misinformation.

Nigeria’s tax awareness is low, and that makes people vulnerable to misleading analysis. The new laws did not introduce any new tax. Don’t let anyone scare you into believing otherwise.

When they say new taxes are coming, ask them to mention one. If they say taxes will go up, ask them which tax and for who.

Watch the full explanation here, and share with anyone who deserves clarity, not fear: https://t.co/4GpGGHdGQp

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