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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.

ACCI Calls for More Engagement on New Tax Laws

The Abuja Chamber of Commerce urges the Federal Government to increase stakeholder engagement for the successful implementation of new tax reforms set for 2026. Learn more about the key changes.

St. Kitts & Nevis Citizenship: Nigeria's New Dream

Nigerian elites are securing St. Kitts & Nevis citizenship for visa-free global travel, tax benefits, and family security. Discover the limited-time offer for a family of four. Act now!

FG: Livestock Reforms Gains Coming Soon

Federal Government assures Nigerians that livestock sector partnerships will soon show visible results, aiming to grow the industry from $32B to $74B by 2035 through strategic reforms.

CBN: Economy Improving But More Work Needed

CBN Deputy Governor Emem Usoro reports inflation at 16.05%, naira below ₦1500/$ but says Nigerians yet to feel relief. Calls for fiscal-monetary policy alignment.

NPAN Elects Maiden Alex-Ibru as New President

The Newspaper Proprietors' Association of Nigeria (NPAN) has elected Lady Maiden Alex-Ibru as its new President. The association calls for urgent government action on economic hardship and national security.

Belgium's 3-Day National Strike Over Austerity

Belgium faces major disruptions as unions launch a three-day national strike protesting government spending cuts and labour reforms. Schools, transport, and airports will be severely affected.

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