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Nigerians abroad face a proposed $500 tax this holiday, sparking debate on its impact on tourism and the economy.

Upon disconnection, customers of the affected banks will not be able to carry out their financial transactions using their bank’s USSD code

Liberia is a top destination for Nigerian entrepreneurs with tax breaks, profit repatriation and investment opportunities.

How telecom tariff hikes in Nigeria will impact banks, telecoms, small businesses, and financial inclusion efforts.

Nigeria’s Tax Bill aims to modernize the system, but key provisions like Free Zone taxes may hurt businesses and deter investments

South Africa’s EV future depends on smart tax policies to boost production, investment, and affordability.

Kenya’s tax amnesty offers relief from penalties and interest, but will it drive lasting compliance or mask deeper issues?

Tullow Oil’s win in the $320 million tax case with Ghana highlights the importance of clear tax rules, arbitration, and investor confidence

December’s PMI rise to 52.7 signals Nigeria’s private sector recovery, offering growth and increased tax revenues for the government.

Kenya Airways resumes trading after posting its first profit since 2013 and is expected to contribute to Kenya’s economic growth.

Nigeria’s ₦250B real estate fund may drive affordable housing, boost REITs, empowering developers, and spur growth in the real estate sector.

New rules on commercial papers in Nigeria aim for more accountability but could complicate things for businesses and tax collection.

The proposed changes to Nigeria’s personal income tax will impact employee retention, compensation, compliance, and business costs.

Nigeria’s WHT regulations exempt manufacturers, energy producers, and small businesses, making tax compliance easier and promoting growth.

Kwara NLC’s call for a 50% tax cut could result in higher corporate taxes or levies to bridge the shortfall and increased costs for companies.

Tax reforms and clearer land titles could unlock Nigeria’s real estate potential, says Adamakin Investment CEO Akindele Afolabi.

In 2024, Nigeria’s revenue from company tax fell by 28% in one quarter due to rising prices, a weak Naira, and high borrowing costs.

Years after a ban, Facebook’s return opens new business doors but could also bring back digital taxes.

Five ways Nigeria’s proposed VAT reforms will impact company owners, including lower costs, easier planning, and more growth funds.