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Afri Invoice Delivers 99.7% Tax Compliance As FIRS E-Invoicing Rule Kicks In

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Nigerian fintech company, Afri Invoice is setting the pace for seamless compli-ance, boasting a 99.7 per-cent invoice accuracy rate across its user base, as the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) begins en-forcing its mandatory electronic invoicing framework this July.

The founder, Afri Invoice, Mark Odenore, while speaking to journal-ists in Lagos, said the mar-ket is saturated with solu-tions that were either too complicated for local busi-nesses or developed for Western markets without considering African real-ities, adding that Afri In-voice bridges this gap by offering an intuitive plat-form that speaks directly to Nigerian SMEs, making invoicing, payment track-ing, and tax compliance both straightforward and affordable.

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