The reforms consolidate four key legislations: the Nigerian Tax Act (NTA), the Nigerian Tax Administration Act (NTAA), the Nigerian Revenue Service (Establishment) Act (NRSEA), and the Joint Revenue Board (Establishment) Act (JRBEA). Oyedele noted: “If someone is rendering a service, such a person will pay tax. They will pay tax on it. They won’t pay tax.”He added that the new Tax Act would also cover social media influencers and remote workers earning income in foreign currency. Oyedele clarified that the proposed tax reform bills would ease the tax burden on 90 per cent of Nigerian workers.