Programme
Nigerian Tax Research Network
The NTRN is dedicated to enhancing the generation and exchange of tax knowledge in Nigeria. It is concerned with all topics related to taxation, ranging from tax policy to tax administration, and from academic papers to practical case studies. Stakeholders include tax practitioners and researchers from Nigerian and international institutions, as well as donors and civil society organisation working on tax issues in Nigeria.
Key Resources
Nigerian Tax Research Network Library
Opinion and Analysis
Taxes on digital financial services in Africa – An unlevel playing field
Taxing transactions made via digital financial services differently from those made via traditional banking services can have unintended consequences In…
Opinion and Analysis
Increasing collection of income taxes via property ownership: The Borno State experience
Borno State, in north-eastern Nigeria, has faced intractable security challenges in the last decade that has led to the destruction…
In person
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Timezone: Europe/London
In person
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Timezone: Europe/London
The Nigerian Tax Research Network (NTRN) is pleased to invite members to it’s 2019 meeting on December 5th and 6th at the FIRS Training School in Abuja. This event is hosted in partnership with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS).
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Do women and men experience tax systems the same way? What exactly do we mean when we talk about taxation in the context of Africa? And how can we ensure that tax systems at the local government level are equitable?
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The ICTD launched the Nigerian Tax Research Network (NTRN) at a three-day event on the theme: “Revenue Beyond Oil Reliance.” Funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the NTRN’s purpose is to support the generation and exchange of tax