ChainCatcher news, the Nigerian court has postponed the hearing of the tax evasion case against Binance until April 30, to allow the tax authorities to respond to the legal motions filed by Binance. The Federal Inland Revenue Service of Nigeria accuses Binance of failing to pay corporate income tax and penalties for 2022 and 2023, totaling over $79 billion in claims. Binance questions the legality of the court's delivery of legal documents via email, stating that its headquarters is in the Cayman Islands and it has no physical presence in Nigeria.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoinist, Nigerian Federal High Court Judge Emeka Nwite has stated that the trial regarding the tax evasion case against Binance and some of its executives has been postponed again to May 17.It is reported that this is the second time the Nigerian Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has postponed the tax evasion case against Binance. On April 4, the case was postponed for the first time because FIRS failed to deliver the subpoena before the scheduled court date. On March 22, FIRS accused Binance and two of its executives of committing four counts of tax evasion.