By Kayode Olopade
In today’s fast-paced world, the digital rollout has streamlined payments into a single automated hub, and the Nigeria Revenue Service, NRS, appears to be leveraging on this digital ecosystem.
NRS’s Tax Czar, Dr Zacch Adelabu Adedeji recently deployed a new digital self-service tax portal, otherwise known as Rev360 to streamline tax processess.
Unveiled on April 30, 2026, amid sweeping tax mobilization reforms, Rev360 replaced the old tax-pro max.
No doubt, the self-serving digital portal, Adtoknews online publication learnt,has made registration, as well as filing returns seamless.
Rev360, according to the Executive Chairman, NRS, Dr Adedeji, is a unified digital self-service platform, aimed at streamlining tax administration, while consolidating taxpayer registration, filings, payments, as well as, dispute management into a single automated hub.
The platform is mainly designed to be a fully-digital, integrated, and taxpayer-centric system.
This digital transition signposts, 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.
Notably, this transition aligns with the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) broader objective of strengthening tax compliance, improving efficiency, and leveraging data-driven oversight in line with Section 71 of the Nigeria Tax Administration Act 2025.
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