Nigerian Tax Law: No Double Tax on Diaspora Income
Nigeria's new tax reforms clarify that Nigerians abroad are not taxed on foreign income or remittances, addressing fears of double taxation with DTAs and residency rules.
Nigeria's new tax reforms clarify that Nigerians abroad are not taxed on foreign income or remittances, addressing fears of double taxation with DTAs and residency rules.
The Federal Government has announced a phased timeline for enforcing Nigeria's new tax laws, targeting full rollout by 2028, with medium-sized companies first to adopt e-invoicing in 2026.
The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has dismissed viral claims that the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 imposes a 25% levy on building materials, construction funds, or bank savings. The committee clarified the law's actual provisions, which inc
Electricity Distribution Companies in Nigeria have introduced new compliance requirements for corporate customers under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025. Ikeja Electric has set a February 20 deadline for businesses to submit identification documents to avoid serv
The Tinubu administration clarifies that the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 imposes no 25% levy on construction materials, countering misinformation from former minister Rotimi Amaechi.
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke assures residents that ongoing tax reforms aim for fairness and revenue growth without imposing hardship, emphasizing support for SMEs and low-income earners.
Nigeria's tax reforms under President Tinubu are delivering tangible benefits to salary earners, with reduced PAYE deductions leading to higher net pay for workers across income brackets.
Major Nigerian banks including Access, Zenith, and UBA have begun deducting 10% withholding tax on savings account interest following new government directives, causing widespread anger among savers already struggling with economic pressures.
Public policy analyst Aderonke defends Nigeria's tax reforms as essential for economic stability, addressing legislative disputes and urging focus on implementation to boost revenue.
The Nigeria Tax Act 2025 introduces stricter compliance deadlines and penalties up to 40% for Stamp Duty, PAYE, VAT and Withholding Tax. Learn the key changes affecting businesses and individuals.
Federal Government issues urgent warning to Nigerians about tax return filing obligations. Taiwo Oyedele reveals alarmingly low compliance rates with deadlines approaching.
The Sunday Times Tax List 2026 reveals the UK's biggest taxpayers, including celebrities and entrepreneurs. Betfred founders top the rankings with £400.1m tax payment.
Hon Philip Agbese has dismissed Senator Ali Ndume's allegations of falsified tax laws as misleading and sheer mischief, insisting proper legislative processes were followed.
Understanding Nigeria's updated Personal Income Tax framework with 15 essential facts about assessment, collection, and enforcement procedures.
The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service has extended the deadline for employers' annual tax returns from February 1 to February 7, 2026, to allow for accurate submissions.
Nigeria's 2026 tax reforms shift from persuasion to enforcement, targeting digital income and offering employer incentives. Learn how to calculate personal income tax under new rules.
Taiwo Oyedele, chairman of the presidential tax reforms committee, says resistance comes from long-term tax evaders fearing exposure. He compares Nigeria's low revenue to South Africa's performance.
Nigeria's sweeping tax reforms effective January 2026 offer significant exemptions including PAYE relief for minimum wage earners, zero-rated VAT on essentials, and business incentives to stimulate economic growth.
Nigerian workers report increased take-home pay in January 2026 as new tax reforms reduce PAYE deductions. Presidential committee confirms early benefits.
Lagos State Internal Revenue Service Chairman Ayodele Subair clarifies that the agency's power to recover unpaid taxes through third parties is a legal, court-backed process for recalcitrant defaulters, not arbitrary account seizures.
Lagos State government announces new tax recovery method using third parties under Power of Substitution law. Banks, employers, tenants may be compelled to pay defaulters' taxes.
A Nigerian content creator sparked online debate after sharing YouTube earnings showing significant tax deduction, initially blaming the Nigerian government before realizing it was US tax withholding.
A Nigerian man took to social media to confirm his friend received a ₦30,000 salary increase due to reduced tax deductions under the new tax policy, sparking mixed reactions online.
A young Nigerian man expresses joy as his January salary increases due to the new tax law, revealing the extra amount and how he'll spend it.
A Nigerian man has shared his experience with the new tax law, confirming a salary increase but expressing disappointment over the modest amount. The reform has sparked diverse reactions online.
Lagos State Internal Revenue Service analysis shows over 98% of taxpayers will pay reduced or zero tax under new regime, with exemptions for low-income earners and minimum wage workers.
A Nigerian woman has called on the government to ban the new tax law after N70 was deducted from her account during a transfer, calling the policy unnecessary and burdensome.
Lagos State Internal Revenue Service warns taxpayers against artificial transactions to reduce tax liabilities under NTAA 2025, with penalties effective January 2026.
A Nigerian cybersecurity analyst shares how the 2026 tax laws increased his monthly salary by N3,500 through tax reduction, sparking mixed reactions online.
Lagos State Government implements aggressive tax recovery strategy using 'Power of Substitution' to collect unpaid taxes from third parties including banks, employers, and tenants.