The Nigerian Revenue Service (NRS) has initiated plans to launch a new digital platform, Rev360, as part of fiscal reforms measures to transform the nation’s tax administration system for sustainable development of the country.
A statement released on Wednesday by the federal revenue agency indicated that the platform would become operational effective from April 30, marking a major technological migration toward a more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly tax system.
The NRS described Rev360 as a next-generation solution designed to usher in “Tax Administration 3.0” characterized by end-to-end automation, real-time reporting, and seamless integration with taxpayers’ systems.
The NRS stated that the new platform aligned with its broader strategy to modernize tax operations, enhance compliance, and boost taxpayer confidence.
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According to the implementation schedule, the Service disclosed that the rollout will begin with medium and emerging taxpayers following a successful pilot phase.
It clarified that the implementation would follow a structured, phased approach, supported by training, stakeholder engagement, and communication efforts to ensure a smooth transition.
The NRS maintained that Rev360 represented a major milestone in its commitment to innovation and improved service delivery, as the Federal Government is revving up its efforts to boost revenue accruals and catalyze the nation’s economic growth.
The latest Rev360 initiative of the revenue agency will build on its earlier digital tax system initiatives such as TaxPro Max, which improved electronic filing and reduced the need for physical interactions between taxpayers and its staff on tax filing reports and payments.
