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E-Editions Politics Metro Business Sports Editorial Columns Allure He also clarified that the Ombud does not determine
actual tax liability, nor does it replace the statutory roles of the Tax Appeal Tribunal (TAT) or the regular
courts.Related NewsNigeria’s New Tax Reforms: What Citizens and Businesses Should Know, by Abimbola Abdur-rahman
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taxpayers to adopt E-invoicing system To ensure seamless accessibility for the private sector and small business owners
across the country, Nwabueze announced that the agency will unveil a dedicated digital portal and call centre in the
coming weeks. The platform will allow aggrieved taxpayers to lodge complaints, track dispute resolutions, and access
procedural guidance in real time. “Our journey towards a modernized tax system will not be defined by laws alone; it
will be defined by trust,” Nwabueze noted, urging media executives to actively bridge the information gap between the
tax authorities and the investing public.