Abuja, Nigeria – The Nigeria Revenue Service has officially launched Rev360, a new digital platform aimed at modernising tax administration, simplifying compliance processes, and improving efficiency in revenue collection across the country.
The launch event, which took place earlier today, was attended by the Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Jumoke Oduwole, who described the initiative as a significant step toward strengthening Nigeria’s economic competitiveness and improving the ease of doing business.
Rev360, a digital tax administration system introduced by the Nigeria Revenue Service, is designed to streamline tax compliance procedures, reduce administrative bottlenecks for businesses, and enhance transparency in revenue operations.
According to the Service, the platform forms part of broader ongoing reforms aimed at modernising Nigeria’s tax ecosystem through technology-driven solutions that support efficiency, accountability, and improved service delivery.
Officials noted that the system is expected to ease the burden on businesses by simplifying tax filing processes and reducing delays associated with manual or fragmented administrative procedures. It is also projected to strengthen data management and improve coordination across tax-related functions.
Speaking at the event, Oduwole commended the leadership and technical teams behind the initiative, describing Rev360 as a milestone that aligns with national objectives to attract investment, support private sector growth, and enhance Nigeria’s global economic standing.
She further emphasised that reforms such as Rev360 are critical to creating a more predictable and business-friendly regulatory environment capable of driving sustainable economic development.
The Nigeria Revenue Service said the platform will continue to evolve with additional features aimed at improving user experience, expanding integration with other government systems, and supporting long-term fiscal reforms.
