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Nigeria to Cut CGT and Corporate Tax Rates in 2026

Federal government confirms plans to reduce Capital Gains Tax from 30% to 25% and Corporate Income Tax from 30% to 25% in 2026. Tax reforms to boost business profitability and attract investments.

98% of Nigerian Workers Exempt from Income Tax

Nigeria's new tax reforms will exempt 98% of workers from personal income tax starting January 2026. Learn how SMEs and low-income earners benefit from VAT exemptions and other incentives.

LIRS Promotes Tax Education in Lagos Schools

Lagos Inland Revenue Service partners with DKK to host Tax Trybe debate competition, educating students about taxation importance and creating future tax ambassadors.

Abia Seals Tinubu's Campaign Office in Umuahia

Abia State government has sealed President Tinubu's campaign office in Umuahia for violating tax laws. The action was taken by the Ministry of Lands and Housing on November 25. Read full details.

New NMLA Exco Pledges Maritime Law Advancement

Newly elected NMLA executives led by Mike Igbokwe (SAN) commit to advancing maritime legal practice in Nigeria. Learn about their vision for unification and development.

Shoprite refutes Lagos store sealing claims

Shoprite Nigeria clarifies false reports about outlet sealing at The Palms Lekki. Company confirms ongoing tax reconciliation with Lagos IRS while maintaining operational normalcy. Read official statement.

Nigeria to Tax Cryptocurrency Under New Law

Nigeria's new tax reform mandates taxation on virtual currencies while exempting capital market gains. Chairman Taiwo Oyedele urges young investors to consider regulated markets.

KASU Don Tasks NIESV Kaduna on New Tax Laws

Dr. Isuwa Dauda of KASU has urged Kaduna estate surveyors to embrace Federal Government's 2025 Tax Reform Act for client and government benefits during Ishaq Ayodeji Bello's investiture.

New Capital Gains Tax Rules Protect Small Investors

Federal Government clarifies new progressive Capital Gains Tax rates from 0% to 30% starting January 2026. Small investors get exemptions while large corporations face higher rates. Learn how this affects your investments.

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