Nigeria mandates crypto platforms to pay taxes in digital tokens

Nigeria's Revenue Service (NRS) has issued groundbreaking guidelines requiring cryptocurrency platforms and peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplaces to collect, report, and remit taxes. The innovative framework mandates that income tax and stamp duty 'shall be remitted to the Service in the originating token of the transaction,' while VAT must be paid in the currency used for payment. This regulation places exchanges and P2P marketplaces at the center of withholding, reporting, and remittance under Nigeria's existing laws, marking a significant step in formalizing the country's crypto economy. The measure aims to increase tax revenue while acknowledging the growing adoption of digital assets in Africa's largest economy.
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