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ARTICLE · 04 MAY 2026

Rev360: NRS Deploys A New Digital Self-Service Administration System

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Nigeria's Revenue Service has launched Rev360, a fully digital tax administration platform replacing TaxProMax.

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Oluwatobiloba Adekoya
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Introduction

The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) has officially transitioned from TaxProMax to a new era of tax administration tagged Rev360 effective from 30th April 2026 in line with global Tax Administration 3.0 direction. The Platform is designed to be a fully digital, integrated, and taxpayer-centric system. This shift represents a move from traditional manual interactions to a streamlined, self-service interface that serves as a central hub for all tax activities, including registration, filing, payments, and requests. Additionally, the platform promises to reduce administrative burdens and increase transparency by providing taxpayers with real-time visibility into their records among other key features.

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