E-Invoicing is Mandatory
Why Now? The eInvoicing Mandate is part of ongoing Tax Reforms
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has officially confirmed that e-invoicing will become mandatory from January 2026, for all VAT-registered businesses across Nigeria. Failure to comply after this date could mean penalties, disallowed VAT claims, and delayed payments for your business.This mandate covers:
+ B2B Transactions – Business-to-business
+ B2G Transactions – Business-to-government
+ High-Value B2C Transactions – Business-to-consumer above ₦50,000
Early Adoption is Important
Waiting until the last minute to adopt e-invoicing can put your business at a serious disadvantage. Here’s why acting now is essential. Non-compliant invoices after January 2026 could lead to financial penalties and missed tax benefits. Only validated e-invoices will be accepted for VAT claims and government transactions post-January 2026.
+ Avoid Penalties and Fines
+ Stay Ahead of Competitors
+ Seamless Integration
+ Prevent Disruption to Cash Flow
Get Ready with InvoiceManager
InvoiceManager is designed to make compliance simple, fast, and stress-free. Every invoice you create is formatted, validated, and submitted according to FIRS standards. Get instant signed invoices with Cryptographic Stamp Identifiers (CSID) and Invoice Reference Numbers (IRN). Every invoice is securely stored and ready for audits or VAT refund processing.
+ Automatic FIRS Compliance
+ Real-Time Validation
+ Integrated with TaxProMax
+ Full Audit Trail
Smart Invoicing, Faster Payments, Total Compliance