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Navigating the VAT Rules for Nigerian Schools

While parents and students pay 0% VAT at the till in both cases, the underlying accounting rules behind them determine whether a school gets to claim back millions of Naira in input costs or absorb them as an unrecoverable expense. If school proprietors, finance directors, and book publishers fail to grasp this distinction, they face unexpected cash flow drains, distorted fee structures, and sudden audit liabilities.

NRS Urges Content Creators To Register Businesses To Access Tax Incentives

The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) has urged content creators and other operators in the creative industry to formalise their businesses, obtain tax identification numbers and maintain proper financial records to benefit from available tax incentives and investment opportunities.

FG Revenue Hits Record ₦33trn In 10 Months As Digital Tax Systems Boost Collections

Oyedele disclosed this while delivering the convocation lecture at the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, where he called for increased investment in Nigeria's digital infrastructure to strengthen economic competitiveness and improve government revenue mobilisation.

What Counts as Chargeable Asset Under Nigeria’s New Tax Net?

Under Sections 33 to 34 of the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) 2025, the scope of chargeable assets is dramatically extensive. The law treats virtually all forms of property, whether situated in Nigeria or anywhere else in the world as chargeable assets.

21 States Move to Stop Traders Paying Overlapping Levies

Traders and transporters facing repeated payment demands could get relief under tax laws adopted by 21 states, although the Joint Revenue Board says illegal collections and harassment continue.

NGX Group’s 83% Profit Surge Masks Third-Quarter Cost Pressure

NGX Group brought in more business during the third quarter, but rising expenses consumed the additional income and part of its operating profit. For shareholders drawn to its 83% increase in nine-month pretax earnings, the latest quarter presents a more demanding test of the company’s performance.

Why Mixing Business, Private Money is a Quick Route to a Tax Nightmare

Under the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) 2025 and the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA) 2025, the days of casually mixing personal and business funds are gone. Tax authorities are no longer guessing; they have systems, data-matching tools, and strict rules.

Why your Company may have been Paying too much VAT—and how Section 155 of the Nigeria Tax Act Fixes it

Under the old, repealed Value Added Tax Act, businesses were trapped in an unfair, distorted tax system that treated essential operational expenses as luxury overheads.

Why Ignoring a Notice from the Tax Authority Could Cost You Millions

If your organization still handles tax correspondence with that casual approach, your business is operating under a severe financial hazard. Under Section 108 of the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA) 2025, the government has fundamentally overhauled the penalty regime for non-responsiveness and information withholding.

NRS Rakes in N3.70tn in One Month as Oil Taxes, Royalties Smash Targets

Nigeria's federally collected revenue received a major boost in August 2026 as the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) generated N3.70 trillion in tax and related revenue, driven largely by strong petroleum taxes, royalties and Value Added Tax (VAT) receipts.
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Lack Of Love Not Enough – Akwa Ibom Court Rejects Divorce Petition After 43-Year Marriage

An Akwa Ibom State High Court sitting in Uyo has dismissed a petition seeking the dissolution of a marriage that has lasted over 43 years, ruling that lack of love and mutual respect between spouses does not, on its own, constitute sufficient legal grounds for divorce.
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