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7.5% VAT on Mobile, POS Fees Starts Jan 19

Nigerian banks will begin deducting a 7.5% Value Added Tax on fees for mobile transfers, POS, and other services from January 19, 2026. Learn what this means for your transactions.

New 2026 Bank Charges: VAT, Stamp Duty Explained

Starting 2026, Nigerians face new costs: a 7.5% VAT on mobile/USSD fees and a ₦50 stamp duty on transfers above ₦10,000. Learn all the details and how to plan for higher digital banking expenses.

New 7.5% VAT on Mobile, USSD Bank Transfers in Nigeria

Nigerians will pay a 7.5% VAT on mobile transfers and USSD banking from January 2026. Fintech firm Moniepoint clarifies it's a government directive, not a price hike. Consumer groups warn of financial strain.

Three Nigerian Banks Set for Merger as CBN Deadline Nears

Nigeria's banking sector faces consolidation as three mergers are expected before the March 2026 recapitalisation deadline. Tier-2 banks scramble for survival amid fintech disruption and regulatory pressure. Read the full analysis.

Tax Misinterpretation Fuels Price Hikes in Nigeria

Nigeria's new tax reforms trigger market chaos as traders exploit confusion, imposing arbitrary price increases. Experts warn of gaps and unintended consequences. Read the full analysis.

Wema Bank Upgrades ALAT Digital Platform

Wema Bank Plc has launched an upgraded version of its ALAT digital banking platform, featuring voice commands and contactless payments. Discover the new smart features.

Lady Laments N23k VAT on N181k Restaurant Bill

A Nigerian lady's viral TikTok video exposes a N23,000 tax charge on a N181,000 restaurant bill, sparking debate on new tax policies and hidden costs in Lagos eateries. See the full breakdown and public reaction.

Nigeria's Tax Reform: 10 Ways States Will Benefit

Nigeria's proposed tax reform bills aim to reshape fiscal federalism, granting states more autonomy and revenue. Discover the 10 key benefits set to transform governance and infrastructure.

Woman Calls Out Vendors Over Illegal VAT Charges

A Nigerian woman raises alarm over vendors illegally charging 'VAT' on everyday purchases. She shares shocking examples and calls for government intervention. Read her full story.

Influencer charged N487,500 VAT on N6.5m purchase

Social media influencer Rita 'Raye' Ushie cries out after being charged a huge 7.5% VAT on a N6.5 million purchase for her tech startup. See public reactions and why NANS plans protests.

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