Taxation; Financial Management
Associate Professor / Reader
Accounting
At the Accounting department office
Appointment on Visitation important
Topic: Taxation
Description: It covers the different types of taxes individuals and corporate organisations should pay to the different tiers of government. How funds will be generated by the different Nigeria Revenue Servive and how these funds will used for developmental purposes in the country.
| # | Certificate | School | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Ph.D (Management Science Accounting ) | Department of Management and Accounting, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Oyo State | 2019 |
E-Tax System and Government Tax Revenue Generation in Nigeria: A Comparative Analysis of Pre and Post
Electronic
tax platforms have transformed tax administration in many countries by
improving efficiency, transparency, and compliance. However, in Nigeria, the
contribution of tax revenue to broader economic performance has not been as
visible as expected. This study therefore examined how the introduction of the
electronic tax system has influenced revenue mobilization from petroleum profit
tax, companies’ income tax, and value added tax between 2005Q3 and 2024Q4. To
compare outcomes before and after the rollout of e-taxation, the analysis
applied the Mann–Whitney U test, a non-parametric approach suitable for
assessing differences between two independent periods: the pre-e-tax phase
(2005Q3–2015Q1) and the post-implementation phase (2015Q2–2024Q4). The
empirical results indicate that electronic tax reforms have significantly
strengthened revenue generation from companies’ income tax and value added tax.
In contrast, petroleum profit tax did not show a statistically meaningful
improvement under the e-tax regime. These results offer relevant insights for
tax administration and policy design in Nigeria. They suggest that reform
strategies may need to be tailored to the unique operational and structural
features of each tax category to ensure that digital tax systems deliver
optimal outcomes.
OSAMOR Ifeoma is a Associate Professor / Reader at the Department of Accounting
OSAMOR has a Ph.D in Management Science Accounting from Department of Management and Accounting, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Oyo State