RESPONSE TO KPMG: OBSERVATIONS ON NIGERIA'S NEW TAX ...
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statehouse.gov.ngHere are the latest publicly available items about KPMG Nigeria:
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Nigeria’s tax reform debate: A government panel chaired by Taiwo Oyedele dismissed many of KPMG’s criticisms of the new tax laws, arguing that KPMG misunderstood policy intent and treated preferences as technical flaws. The discussion centered on issues like personal tax bands, corporate rates, and implementation focus.[4]
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KPMG Nigeria newsroom (March 2026): The firm announced leadership changes for KPMG One Africa and added independent members to its Africa Governance Council, indicating ongoing regional governance adjustments. This reflects strategic moves within KPMG’s Africa operations, including Nigeria’s practice.[2]
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Related context from consumer and media channels: There were discussions around KPMG’s critique of Nigeria’s tax reforms on various platforms in early 2026, including coverage that the government defended its stance and pressed for harmonization and incentives.[1][4]
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