Independent Media and Policy Initiative (IMPI) has said that the tax reforms which have since come into operation are bound to improve Nigeria’s economic buoyancy in 2026 and beyond. It said: “The tax reforms, which took effect on January 1, 2026, are projected to improve Nigeria’s tax mobilization. The federation’s revenue is expected to strengthen further, driven by the phased implementation of tax reforms, tighter compliance enforcement, expanded use of digital revenue systems, and improved remittance discipline across revenue-generating agencies. “In addition, Nigeria’s tax reforms will redefine how manufacturers operate, invest, and plan for growth. “At the centre of the reforms are the newly-introduced Economic Development Tax Incentives targeting priority sectors such as manufacturing.