Abstract

This paper focused on the imperative of maximizing revenue generation in Nigeria through the implementation of effective tax policies. In a nation characterized by diverse economic sectors and challenges such as tax evasion and a significant informal economy, the need for strategic fiscal policies is paramount. This paper explores the multifaceted approach to effective taxation, including broadening the tax base, simplifying the tax system, and utilizing technology for efficient tax collection. Drawing on progressive taxation, incentives for strategic sectors and ensuring transparency, the paper advocates for policies that not only increase revenue but also promote economic stability and social equity. The importance of reducing dependence on oil revenue, enhancing compliance, and encouraging investments is highlighted. In conclusion, it stresses that effective tax policies are integral to Nigeria's economic stability, providing funding for critical sectors such as education and healthcare. The paper emphasizes the significance of these policies in reducing income inequality, fostering entrepreneurship, and creating a conducive environment for business growth. As a recommendation, the paper suggests that policymakers prioritize the implementation of these strategies, invest in modern tax administration technologies, and foster collaboration between government agencies and the private sector. These measures can pave the way for a financially robust Nigeria, ensuring sustainable development and an improved quality of life for its citizens.

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