creativehubb:

Mumu senators use tax payers money to buy vehicle of N130million each...how much does your freelance make?

Keep your small money.

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

samuelson06:


You are probably sick. Go and buy problem for yourself. That's your business.

If you have TIN, what else do you want? Oh, you want them to give you an account you'll be making deposits every month? I'm suspecting you are trying to trigger the government to begin troubling freelancers. Go ahead. All the tax others have been paying, what are they using it to do?

rayopt:


Fr bro. You sound harsh but it is the truth. If you spend so much time online, knowing these things should not be difficult. But it is wat it is anyway.

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

samuelson06:


You are probably sick. Go and buy problem for yourself. That's your business.

If you have TIN, what else do you want? Oh, you want them to give you an account you'll be making deposits every month? I'm suspecting you are trying to trigger the government to begin troubling freelancers. Go ahead. All the tax others have been paying, what are they using it to do?

MuslimIgbo:
They're assume they pay through all those platforms that connects them to their gigs..


Upwork

Fiverr etc

anu3:


No, the details of each state is not. I wanted a first hand experience maybe. It's even strange to the officials themselves. But I had to be careful so I don't get cheated.

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, wil l il be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

BoldBrainz:
For a freelancer, you sound like too much of a proper dunce.

For you not to know that almost every item you buy in the nigerian markets is properly taxed and you pay all of it, leaves questions as to how you attained the standard of being referred to as a freelancer..

anu3:


Friend, I've given my testimony a few times now. Doing right works for me, especially after I got changed by mercy.

If you and the government choose to do wrong it's your choice. But we must remember we shall individually reap what we sow...

God bless.

Hamachi:
Link me up with this your remote work na, make I dey like you too na

anu3:


You're still one of those who don't want to understand. Anyway, take care.

Hamachi:
is your business registered? If no, then there no need going to FIRS. The state Internal Revenue Service is what you remit your PAYE to but it if registered then your remit both your VAT, CIT & WHT to FIRS while your PAYE is remitted to the state Internal Revenue Service. You can drop your mail so we can discuss further. Good morning

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

anu3:



Hmm... You don't understand. The giver of life also gives commands: to give to Caesar what's his...

Rilwayne001:


OP isn't asking about VAT, he is asking about personal income tax. That he's paying VAT on products he buys doesn't mean he's not eligible to pay his PIT.

You didn't have to insult him.

anu3:



Oh, thanks sister...

Well, I went to the state board to know how it's done and I was directed to another branch. I was not satisfied with their answers. I expected them to tell me the percentage or educate me on how to calculate (I've had to learn online) and how to pay by myself online. But the woman I met was almost insisting to "help", and not willing to give the website and stuff. They're more interested in knowing what I do and how much is my income for the year.

Also I wasn't sure about the currency/rate I would use. But I've decided to calculate everything in naira according to the "official rate" of each month. Cos I don't think it's reasonable to be paying the government with black/parallel rate in any case.

I have a plan to go again in January (to pay); I'll tell them what I need if there not serious I'll tell them I'll try firs as I suggested to the woman yesterday...

And I think the percentage should be around 7% to 12%. She showed an example: 3m = 350... But I think firs has everything clear online and not secretly. I don't want the situation where I'll be paying the government and it's workers from my hard-earned...

searchlight:
Write me on my email if you are ready to do online legit job.

anu3:



Oh, all right. Thanks. But shouldn't them just tell me how to pay online—and even hiding the process from me, but quite insisting I bring cash to them. I think that should be easy to do on common bank app...

Cos I'm not paying because the money is too much or I'm willing to waste... I'm doing it cos it's the right thing.

anu3:


Yeah sis... Thanks for your reaching out.

An online employer once told me a tax number was a major requirement before I could start working with her, so I had to go and register and get TIN. Later turned the offer down due to some reasons.

I wouldn't have bothered at all, but you know I got strictly changed after secondary school about 13 years ago—of which I almost passed away.

So, owing to God's command I've embraced taxing whether I like it or not. They told me back then that I would have come by the end of the year as it's once in a year.

I think I'll still to go and ask them for clarifications...

anu3:
Hello, please could anyone with experience tell me how to full my duties to the government in terms of tax. I've never done it before.

And would I calculate it in dollars or naira; if dollars, will it be in official rate or parallel market rate.

If you know what's right, please let me know.

Thanks.

anu3:


Well, I'm honestly not interested in it. But after a life situation and I got converted, now it's sure I must give to Caesar what's his.

And like I said, I know I'll be cheating myself if I don't do what I know is right... Nothing works better for me. For instance, I've experience a situation when my income suddenly went over ×10... Consider that...

God bless

online4business:
The op is a confused follower na only agbado supporter mascurading as a freelancer.

Government no give you light
Government no give you job
Government no give you water
Government no give you road.
Fuel or solar you setup to run your hustle.

Them carry money buy exotic car for themselves.

You now make money and be asking how to pay tax.

No be foooool dey think like that if truly you're a freelancer.

Stop the mascurading op come and tell Nigeria freelancer you want to tax them.

Even for usa people dey register scorp company for Nevada, and iowa to aviod tax.

Stop clowning around

BigNija:
See who is talking about good English

Well, I would say maybe it's possible, but it's not very easy. Maybe it's possible if you are good at general English and you like teaching. I remember trying to help some teachers that contacted me here, but they soon gave up which was okay.

Cos I actually began trying back in 2017. After awhile, and so much waste of money and energy, I gave up and later returned when God just somehow link me up with a foreign school through another Nigerian just last year...