Tax Nugget Series 69: Filing Under the Presumptive Tax Regime
Where and how do you file under the Presumptive Tax Regime?
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Dividend Income
How your dividend income is treated. 📊
(NTAA 2025, Section 51(3)): Dividend distributed by a Nigerian company, after tax is deducted at source, is classified as Franked Investment Income (FII) and shall NOT be charged to further tax.
@KiingDeji 2. Your Business size does.
And I would also put it that your form of business determines the kind of tax to pay.
Example: a Sole proprietorship pays Personal Income Tax because the business he has is not incorporated as a separate entity while a Company itself pays CIT
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Whatever's been sitting in your head about the 2025 tax reforms, PAYE, VAT, FII or anything else. This is the time to ask.
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@KiingDeji 1. A Small business doesn't pay Company Income Tax as far as it doesn't earn a gross turnover exceeding 100,000,000 naira and its total fixed asset exceeding 250,000,0000 naira (Section 201 of NTA - General Interpretation)
@Jay_theanalyst According to Section 100 of NTAA. A taxable person who refuses to register is liable to pay and administrative penalty of 50,000 naira in the first month of failure and 25,000 naira for each subsequent month of failure.
PRESS STATEMENT ON MANDATORY USE OF TAXPAYER IDENTIFICATION (TAX ID) ON ALL OFFICIAL TRANSACTIONS AND DOCUMENTS
The Kwara State Internal Revenue Service (KW-IRS) notifies the general public, particularly taxable persons, including corporate organizations and relevant...
PRESS STATEMENT ON MANDATORY USE OF TAXPAYER IDENTIFICATION (TAX ID) ON ALL OFFICIAL TRANSACTIONS AND DOCUMENTS
The Kwara State Internal Revenue Service (KW-IRS) @KwaraIRS notifies the general public, particularly taxable persons, including body corporate and non-corporate.
How it works in simple terms:
A business sells you something → adds VAT on top
The business collects that VAT from you
The business remits it to the government
Standard rate: 7.5%
Ever notice that extra amount added to your bill at the supermarket? That's VAT. 🧾
VAT (Value Added Tax) is a consumption tax — you pay it when you buy goods or services, not on your income or profits.
Why it matters: get this wrong on your invoices and you either overcharge customers or lose money you could've reclaimed.
One real change under the reforms: humanitarian-project goods moved from zero-rated to exempt.
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Zero-Rated (S 187, NTA 2025): Taxed at 0%. The seller charges no VAT, but can still claim back input VAT on their own purchases. Full participation in the VAT system,
Exempt (S 186, NTA 2025): No VAT charged at all but the seller also can't recover input VAT on their purchases.
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