The Nigeria Revenue Service has officially launched Rev360, a new digital tax administration platform designed to modernize tax collection, improve compliance, and simplify taxpayer interactions across Nigeria.
The rollout begins in phases, starting with medium and emerging taxpayers before expanding to government institutions and large taxpayers. The agency described the move as a transition into “Tax Administration 3.0,” shifting from partly manual and digitized systems to a fully integrated and intelligent platform.
According to the Service, Rev360 is expected to create a more transparent, seamless, and efficient tax process while improving the overall taxpayer experience.
Zacch Adedeji said the platform reflects the agency’s commitment to building a tax system that supports economic growth and strengthens public trust.
He said the initiative aims to make tax administration less burdensome and more supportive of national development.
The agency also disclosed that it conducted a nationwide readiness programme to prepare taxpayers, consultants, and other stakeholders ahead of the launch. Officials said this was necessary to ensure smooth onboarding and adoption.
The launch comes as the Nigeria Revenue Service pursues an ambitious revenue target of ₦40.7 trillion for 2026. That figure represents a 44 percent increase from the ₦28.29 trillion reportedly collected in 2025.
Revenue performance has risen sharply in recent years, increasing from ₦6.4 trillion in 2021 to ₦28.29 trillion in 2025, reflecting stronger enforcement measures and broader tax compliance.
The successful deployment of Rev360 is expected to play a major role in helping the government reduce dependence on borrowing and improve domestic revenue generation.
