The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) announced on Thursday that Rev360, its next‑generation tax‑administration platform, has officially gone live. The launch, detailed in a statement titled “Nigeria Revenue Service Launches Rev360, Marking Transition to Tax Administration 3.0,” marks the first phase of a phased rollout that will initially target medium‑ and emerging‑size taxpayers.
Rev360 replaces the NRS’s legacy manual and partially digitised processes with a fully integrated, intelligent system designed to be taxpayer‑centric. According to the service, the new platform builds on earlier digital tax‑administration initiatives and introduces a more transparent, efficient approach to filing, reporting and compliance.
Executive Chairman Zacch Adedeji emphasised the strategic importance of the platform, stating that Rev360 “reflects the Service’s commitment to building a tax system that works seamlessly for every Nigerian, strengthens trust in public institutions, and supports the growth of our economy.” He added that the aim is to make tax administration “an enabler of national development” rather than a burden.
In preparation for the go‑live, the NRS completed a nationwide readiness programme to ensure that taxpayers, consultants and other users are familiar with the system and equipped to use it effectively. The service indicated that after the initial phase, the platform will be extended to government entities and large taxpayers, providing a structured and controlled expansion.
Officials expect Rev360 to improve compliance, bolster revenue administration and enhance the overall taxpayer experience. The NRS also reaffirmed its commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in tax administration.
Alongside the platform launch, the NRS set an ambitious revenue target of N40.7 trillion for 2026, representing a 44 percent increase over the N28.29 trillion collected in 2025. The target is part of broader efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s fiscal position.
The rollout of Rev360 positions Nigeria’s tax system alongside global best practices, signalling a significant step toward modernising public finance management. Further updates are anticipated as the system is extended to additional taxpayer categories.
