What problem does it solve? Building fintech products for Nigeria requires jurisdiction-specific tax rules, FIRS e-invoicing integration, and identity validation that generic fintech patterns cannot handle. This Skill provides Finance Act–versioned computation kernels and integration patterns so VAT, CIT, WHT, BVN/NIN validation, and NDPR data handling are implemented correctly the first time. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tax Computation Kernel: Pure, testable TypeScript functions for VAT (7.5% standard, zero-rated, exempt), WHT across six categories, and VAT return netting with input VAT credit carry-forward. - FIRS e-Invoice Integration: Effect-based API service for TaxPro-Max IRN generation with HMAC-SHA256 payload signing, exponential backoff retries, and 6-year audit trail support. - Identity & Locale Tooling: Validators for TIN, BVN, NIN, CAC numbers, and Nigerian phone numbers, plus Naira currency formatting and Lagos Pidgin (pcm) as a first-class i18n locale. - Use Case: When adding a VAT return feature to a TaxBridge product, use this Skill to compute output/input VAT, validate the customer's TIN and CAC number, submit the e-invoice to FIRS, and render all user-facing strings in both English and Lagos Pidgin. ## Quick Start Use the nigerian-fintech-compliance-architect skill to implement VAT computation and FIRS e-invoice submission for my TaxBridge invoice feature.