TAX REFORM BILLS 2024: IMPLICATIONS FOR PEACEBUILDING IN NIGERIA
Imran Usman Sani, PhD, Hapsatu Hamidu Mohammed , Bilkisu Bello Tifi, PhD and Augustine Echobu Ogwuche
Volume 11 Issue 4
Abstract
This research study examines the implications of the 2024 tax reform bills on peace building efforts in Nigeria. It explores the intersection of fiscal policy and social stability, highlighting how changes in tax legislation can influence economic equity, public trust, and government accountability. The study analyzes the potential for tax reforms to address systemic inequalities that contribute to conflict and unrest, while also identifying challenges that may arise in the implementation of these reforms. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature and policy frameworks, the paper argues that well-designed tax reforms can serve as a catalyst for promoting social cohesion and peace. It concludes with policy recommendations aimed at leveraging tax reform as a strategic tool for enhancing peace building initiatives in Nigeria, emphasizing the need for inclusive stakeholder engagement and transparency in the reform process. Keywords: Tax, Reform, Bill, Peace, Building
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