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Your Guide to Organizing Your Finances
January. The month that feels like it started in November and might never end. You’re still waiting for your salary and the calendar is moving in slow motion. But beyond all of that, remember there’s that resolution you wrote at the end of last year. So… how’s it going so far?
Here’s what you need to know about Stamp duty, Value added tax (VAT), Withholding tax (WHT), Capital gains tax (CGT)
With the introduction of Nigeria’s 2026 tax reform, misconceptions around bank transfers and taxation have emerged.
This year demanded adjustments, compromises, and resilience. For some, progress was visible; for others, simply staying afloat mattered most. This is a moment to look back clearly before moving forward.
From January 1, 2026, Nigeria's tax rules for businesses will look very different. This means it is important for businesses to understand what counts as business income, which taxes apply, and the reliefs and exemptions available. It also means that both small and large businesses will know exactly what they need to do to stay compliant.
The new tax reform, which takes effect from January 1, 2026, brings major changes to how Nigerians are taxed. Here is what you need to know.