Finance Bill 2027: How to submit your proposals

The Federal Government of Nigeria has opened submissions for the Finance Bill 2027, inviting Nigerians, businesses, and other stakeholders to suggest changes to improve the country's fiscal and economic system. The call is open to various stakeholders, including members of the public, businesses, investors, professional bodies, civil society organisations, academia, public institutions, and other stakeholders.

Proposals can cover a wide range of areas, such as taxation, revenue administration, fiscal policy and management, financial and economic regulation, capital markets, investment, cross-border capital flows, anti-money laundering, financial reporting, and any law, regulation, policy, or institutional arrangement requiring amendment, harmonisation, or introduction to improve Nigeria's competitiveness and economic governance.

The ministry advises contributors to be specific when suggesting changes to existing laws and provides a proposal template requiring contributors to state the issue, relevant law and existing provision, proposed amendment or draft provision, as well as the justification and expected impact.

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