Tag: Taxes in Nigeria
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Digital and Virtual Assets Now Taxable Under Nigeria’s New Tax Law
Nigeria’s new tax law, or the Tax Act, 2025, has officially entered the digital age. If you’ve ever bought Bitcoin, sold an NFT, made money from YouTube, or even used foreign apps like Netflix, this affects you. This is Nigeria’s new tax laws as they apply to digital and virtual assets, broken down in simple…
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Nigeria’s New Tax Laws: What Every Nigerian Needs to Know
The biggest change reflected in these laws is that if you earn ₦800,000 or less per year, you pay zero income tax.
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How to Choose a Tax Advisor in Nigeria
A good tax advisor can be the difference between seamless compliance and costly penalties.
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How to Appeal a Tax Assessment in Nigeria (Updated)
This comprehensive guide walks you through the tax appeal process.
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Self-Assessment Tax Explained
Self-assessment tax is a system where individuals calculate their own tax based their own income and submit it to the tax authority.
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What Are the Tax Obligations for Nigerians Living Abroad?
This guide breaks down key considerations to help diaspora Nigerians comply with Nigerian tax laws while avoiding double taxation.
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How Oil Money Weakened Nigeria’s Democracy
A government that doesn’t need your taxes, doesn’t need your voice.
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Putting the Tax Reform Bills Into Perspective
The aims of the Tax Reform Bills are to simplify a multi-layered tax structure, boost compliance and generate sustainable revenue for national development.
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Nigerian Tax ID: A Guide to TIN
In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about Nigerian tax ID -TIN, its importance, and how to get one.
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How to Get a Tax Clearance Certificate in Nigeria
Staying on top of your taxes is crucial for running a business in Nigeria. Beyond being a civic duty, it’s essential for activities like securing government contracts, grants, and loans. A Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) proves you’re current with your taxes. In Nigeria, this certificate, issued by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), confirms that…