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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 7:20pm On Jan 04 |
UrVillageChief: Which part of the law says unemployed people are exempted? Let’s start from there. Which part of the law states that there would be grants and social benefits for the unemployed like it’s done in the countries we are emulating? Please, I’m waiting because those are the major concerns I highlighted. A fresh graduate who’s earning an income through betting (for instance) is to be taxed according to the newly created income tax laws but there’s no provision and mechanism in place to get him employed or entitled to social benefits, loans or grants at least or if you think he wouldn’t be taxed, kindly share with us the part of the law that says he’s exempted since he’s unemployed. Also share with me the Nigerian laws that make provisions to cater to the needs of unemployed citizens. Again, this conversation is not your regular Obidients vs Agbado as you commonly call yourselves on this forum, so please trash the old vs new regime nonsense you’re trying to bring up because I’m not here to compare one nonsense with another as both the new and the old shouldn’t be in existence until those said mechanism are put in place, no human society taxes unemployed people without making them entitled to benefits. No human society thrives on taxing poverty. Supporting Tinubu shouldn’t turn you into Obi’s hordes of lunatic followers who believe Obi is perfect and can do no wrong. The lunatics that are fond of hurling insults at anyone who dares to question him. That’s not how sane humans should be, we should be able to put sentiments aside and judge things objectively. One of the many Ódés even said Nnamdi Kanu would rot in sokoto prison—ultimately presuming that I was one of his supporters just because I’m faulting a policy created by Tinubu🤣 Now tell me, what’s the difference between you and the Peter Obi’s hordes of delulus? Drinking too much gaari should not at least blind you to the fact that tax is about income and so unemployed people cannot be taxed.  Do you need Nnamdi Kanu to come from prison and tell you by himself before you apply your medula  Why is it that VDM is the one lecturing you about tax  At least this is 2026 already, has your unemployed brothers been taxed from his ZERO income  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 7:16pm On Jan 04 |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 7:09pm On Jan 04 |
MrBadNews: Tunubu is a small fry. I just need the name of this lamba here. He looks familiar 😂
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 8:31am On Jan 04 |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 8:23am On Jan 04 |
UrVillageChief: This is how to know the two of you are not very okay and sound. He’s supporting his Obi and his sentiments are obviously tied to him while you are supporting Jagaban and that’s what’s eroding your reasoning. Now tell me, how’s this country getting better anytime soon when everyone is being controlled by tribal and political affiliations and sentiments? Most of those condemning this tax regime are oppositions of the government of the day while those supporting it are those supporting the government or his tribesmen. Again and I will always maintain that you can’t grow a country by taxing poverty! Nigeria shouldn’t be taxing her citizens until some mechanism are put in place. If we must emulate the west, we must emulate them to the letter. No western country taxes its unemployed citizens without first making sure they are earning Emphasis on “making sure they are earning” and this could be in form of grants, loans, benefits or outright employment. Now tell me, how’s the Nigerian government making sure the fresh graduate who left school last year and yet to be employed is earning a taxable income today? Do they even care if you are employed or not? But they do care to collect taxes from you not minding how you are making the incomes (if it’s from bet9ja, scamming or petty trades) Taiwo Oyedele, the person now appointed by Jagaban to chair the Presidential committee, once condemned the taxation of bread by the former governor of Kogi state, Bello. He was cited saying “you (Govt) don’t get rich by taxing poverty but today, goalpost has changed since he’s now about to be benefiting from the taxation of poverty! This is an average Nigerian for you🤣. Before you respond to me, I’m not your regular Obidient or Batist bot. So, please, common sense should prevail. I’m not saying all what I’ve said out of support for any politician (be you Obi or Tinubu). The threshold for the exemption is too low and the minimum percentage of 15% too high! This is particularly concerning because this country is doing nothing to ensure everyone is earning an income. In sane countries, everyone is expected to want to pay taxes because everyone is earning (including those that are not employed) Yes, you heard that right, they are entitled to monthly grants and benefits from the GOVERNMENT (which are then taxed or not) TELL ME, WHY WOULD YOU NOT WANT TO PAY YOUR TAXES IN SUCH A SOCIETY WHERE THINGS WORK? —a society where you enjoy health insurance, fast and swift fire and other emergency services such as the 911, good roads and electricity. In fact I once said that the Nigerian government should be the ones paying we motorist damages taxes. I can’t start calculating the amounts I’ve spent on repairs on damages I sustained from the Nigerian bad roads. Why would I not want to pay taxes in a country where if I find myself in an emergency, I would get help from the authorities and they would be at my doorstep in minutes? Why would I not want to pay taxes to a country that makes you earn if you’re employed or not even unemployable? What would be your excuse to want to evade paying taxes in those sane countries? What social benefits are you enjoying as a Nigeria (be sincere and don’t lie to yourself)
I respect Jagaban a lot but what mechanism has Baba and Nigeria put in place to cater for those who are earning income but not through employment? What are the social benefits specifically reserved for the unemployed people and those not employable that makes you think you can tax them? I’m pro-Tinubu but let’s not always allow politics to erode our sensibilities. The person I support can’t always be right and this is why I’m not an Obidient. We should call them to Order anytime they are erring. You are doing exactly like the Obidients because they believe their messiah can’t do no wrong. We can do better as a ppl. Attached is Mr Taiwo’s position and outburst on the taxation of the poor in 2020 but 5 years down the line and after having been employed by the government he once condemned, he’s now championing the campaign to tax poverty, that’s a typical Nigerian for you, we condemn it only when we aren’t benefiting from it🤣! The obidients condemning this today would happpily support same tomorrow just like you are doing today If their messiah is the one bringing up this anti-people’s policy. This is the sorry state of Nigeria and her politics. You have not said anything. You seem to have the same deformed medula as the MrBadNews. Tax is not new to Nigeria and the multiple taxations have now been harmonized and the tax regime reformed. What is your fuse about this  One would think you have something sensible to contribute with your long epistle. But alas: na balderdash! Everyone wants to have opinion on what they don't know. Who told you poverty is being taxed  You just open mouth dey condemn everything. Once again, go and read the tax law very well. Don't relie on what very dark man told you  (Nobody earning minimum wage will PAY tax. Get that into your skull). This is Nigeria not US. We are not spending dollars here. Nnamdi Kanu for life in prison  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 8:17am On Jan 04 |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 6:14pm On Jan 03 |
Image123: Read the tax laws or ask questions. Is this very difficult to achieve for someone who speaks so authoritatively about what he knows nothing about? Minimum wage earners are not paying tax. i will attach it, you don't want to know and you will move to another useless goalpost but i will leave it for posterity. section 58. Section 163 (1)t Stop educating them. They have decided to have reprobate mind. They receive education from m*d me*n like their mentor. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 6:10pm On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: At the mention of President Donald Trump, the Jagaban of now disgraced country starts to run like a confused Mad man. 
Waiting for another round of your tears I laugh in Nnamdi Kanu's voice: You don't know the law  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 12:50pm On Jan 03*. Modified: 1:15pm On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: Yes your Jagaban of now disgraced country is what is bothering people, seeing how he start behaving like a confused Mad man when President Donald Trump sneeze, gives us joy 😊. You are just dancing yoyo between tax issues and Trump issues  No principles. No consistency. Anyways: I am sure you are confused that Trump and Tinubu are now working together to dislodge the terrorists, rather than INVADING the country as you and obi lamba wished  (And between Trump that is bombing Venezuela and Tinubu that is dancing and enjoying himself at Eyo festival, who is confused  ) (At least Tinubu does not receive advice from m*d man  ) (And Tinubu does not wash toilet or serve rice at parties  ) Wait, what happened to your sit at home  Have you tried to ask the failure-in-chief Azikiwe why he refused to allow referendum from our constitution  Because I for one will not like to share a country with you. But breaking has to be done constitutionally. So PLEASE, help us tell your senators to stand up at the floor of the house to move motions for referendum to be included. PLEASE do this for your generation, at least. Stop complaining. Because if you try it otherwise, sokoto will be your destination  Kanu for life in prison. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 11:10am On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: The betting platforms are to be believed because, this government is a government of lies and propaganda.
Jagaban of now disgraced country. When Trump coughs your Jagaban starts running like a confused Mad man  In terms of lies, obi of lamba country get first class  He said the day he leaves APGA he will die. We are still waiting. He also said he will never leave LP, the lamba is now in ADC with structure of criminalities  Tinubu till 2031. |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 9:59am On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: Last I checked, playing bet is not illegal.
But the bet platforms are complaining that this FG compelled 5% tax on gross winnings in the football betting world will affect their business, as customers will no longer be motivated to patronize them.
The profit of #10,000 both with your initial #100,000 will be taxed. ( I'm writing this down to create awareness for the ignorant folks who don't know about the new tax laws for them not to be mislead by the lies you guys are paddling). This apply to all betting platforms in Nigeria gambling association.
The government is not being transparent with the new tax law. Just using thuggery and propaganda everywhere. Simple question they throw on you guys, you're already sounding like someone that wants to cry. You are displaying your ignorance publicly. Nothing in my write up condemned betting. It does not concern anyone if you bet your life. The fact remains that you are not as intelligent as you think. A tax law you have not read, you are basing your argument on what others say. In your words: the bet platforms are complaining. That the bet platforms are complaining, does that make them say the truth (the same way Kanu was shouting that the judge does not know the law; does that make Kanu know the law or the prison  ). Try and read and quote evidence when you challenge something. See, emotional outburst does not affect the Jagaban of Africa. May be you have not realized it: the tax law has commenced and you can only get angry or insult. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 9:14am On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: Just read the gibberish you wrote up there, they will believe anything you tell them temporarily,till they perform their audit and project whatever their Oracle tell them is the real amount, whether their wrong oo, or right oo, if they deemed you wrong you'll be charged for evation of tax.
Secondly under the new tax law bet9ja players are charged 5% gross profit on a winning ticket. That means if you staked #100,000 and won #110,000 your tax will be #5,500 while your net profit will be #4,500. Can you throw more light on this because it seems this government even the air you breathe. Now I know you play bet9ja.  And if bet9ja players are charged 5% on their profit, who told you that is FG tax? Or are you hallucinating  If the owner of the platform charges you 1 or 2 or 5 or 10% service charge, how is that Tinubu's problem  And if you make 110k revenue when you play for 100k naira, that gives you a profit of 10k naira which is less than 800k to be eligible to pay tax. What's the fuss about It seems you leap before you jump. It is not my job to explain to you whether to pay tax or not, by the time you are committed to Sokoto prison, we will have the next discussion  The fact remains that the new tax law has commenced. You can only get angry and insult. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Calls Utomi "Undemocratic" For Ruling Out Obi As VP Candidate by creativejagaban: 8:27am On Jan 03 |
garykoeman: Atiku/obi even if they like let them add el rufai, tambuwal to the ticket it will end in defeat. 
When I look at ADC I just laugh, I know in their mind they know Tinubu reelection is 100% certain.
Who can win his state.
Can obi win Anambra for ADC No, we saw what happen during governorship election when Soludo trounced his candidate.
Can tambuwal win sokoto for ADC, No.
Can mark win his state, No.
Can aregbesola win osun state, No.
Can amechi win rivers, No
So why are these ADC people wasting their time and resources. They will not learn. Let's continue to nudge them on  Let me tell you a story to buttress the reason they are gaining so much speed in the wrong direction  -- Mr Lamba knew the bridge was unsound. Every report said it would collapse, and every friend urged him to turn back. Still, he pressed on, shoulders squared, jaw tight. To stop now would mean admitting he had been wrong - and that felt worse than the risk ahead. Each step became heavier, not from fear, but from pride. When the first cracks appeared beneath his feet, he told himself they were proof of courage, not warning signs. He waved away the shouts from the riverbank, convincing himself that retreat was weakness disguised as wisdom. By the time the bridge finally gave way, Lamba understood the truth he had long avoided: strength was never in forcing the crossing, but in knowing when to stop. As the river carried him downstream, he realized ego had not made him brave - it had only made him deaf to reason. --- Mr Lamba in this story represents Nnamdi Kanu & Peter Obi & the obidients  For Kanu, the river carried him to Sokoto prison for life. For Obi, the river carried him from party to party and then to defeat. For the obidients, the river carried them to (fill in the gap  ) Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 8:13am On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: So they will start using voodoo and magic to ascertain your real profit. Or they will believe anything you tell them, that's your profit ? Are you asking me or making a statement. If your medula cannot carry all the explanations and gingles about the new tax law, then I may not be able to help as much. But to clarify small, the FG will not (emphasis: WILL NOT) tax you by themselves. You are expected to determine by yourself (emphasis: BY YOURSELF) the amount to be paid as tax and remit same to the FG at the end of each year. Now, there is something called audit. That is when official of the Nigeria Revenue Service, NRS (formerly FIRS  ) will carry out tax audit on everyone (still they will not deduct from account by themselves) and determine if you have tried to evade or avoid tax (tax evasion is CRIMINAL OFFENCE). The mechanism they use to determine this is left to them. So to answer you directly: They will believe anything you tell them temporarily until they carry out the tax audit. So if you like, you can decide to lie or tell the truth about your tax position, you are free (remember the saying: freedom of speech is guaranteed; but freedom after speech ***). So the same applies to tax: there is freedom for you to lie about your tax position, but the freedom to determine the criminality of your declaration lies with the NRS. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Calls Utomi "Undemocratic" For Ruling Out Obi As VP Candidate by creativejagaban: 7:59am On Jan 03 |
givedemwotowoto: Tinubu doesn’t represent the South. He joined forces with Buhari to push GEJ out.
Last thing I will support is Tinubu completing 8 years, not with these Agbadorians and tribal bigotry that has been entrenched in Nigeria’s politics, elevating tribal bigots to political leadership, trying to cause a war between Igbos and Yorubas and other tribes.
There’s no country with these people at the helm of affairs.
I’ll gladly give it to Atiku 100% if it comes to that. E be like say this whole taxation with nothing to show, and insecurity with zero action never tire you. You have not still got it? We have left you behind  If you are observant enough, you will notice that it has always been failure for you. 1. You supported the military to take over last year, but it ended in failures  2. You shouted and jumped and blew hot that the tax law will not commence, but it has commenced  3. In all your engagements on group Whatsapps, X spaces and other social media spaces, you and your lots have always been denigrating the Yorubas and even pumping hatred in the hearts of your fellow men again the Jagaban people, but it has always ended in failures. 4. The man that knows the law, Kanu, has been eating beans in Sokoto and he will do so for life. Please avoid heart attack by 2027, it's a warning ooo  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Dele Momodu Calls Utomi "Undemocratic" For Ruling Out Obi As VP Candidate by creativejagaban: 7:55am On Jan 03 |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 7:40am On Jan 03 |
MrBadNews: Secondly if you are sent #5000,000 to complete a project and your profit at the end is #30,000 this is how you will be taxed
The tax is applied to the gross amount of money you receive for the project (₦5,000,000), not just your net profit (₦30,000).
Since the payment of ₦5,000,000 is for a project or service, it is considered business income.
Here is how the taxation works: Withholding Tax (WHT) at Source The client paying you is required by law to withhold 5% of the total amount (₦5,000,000) as WHT.
Gross Project Payment: ₦5,000,000 WHT (5%): ₦250,000 Net Money You Receive Initially: ₦4,750,000 So, the "tax" amount deducted at source is ₦250,000.
Your Actual Profit vs. The Tax In this specific scenario, your actual net profit from the project is only ₦30,000. The tax collected (₦250,000) is substantially higher than your profit, which highlights how the WHT system can create cash flow issues for businesses operating on very thin margins. Annual Tax Filing (Reconciliation) The ₦250,000 WHT is just an advance payment of your final tax bill for the year. When you file your annual tax returns, you report your full business financials: Gross Income: ₦5,000,000 Expenses (Cost of project delivery): ₦4,970,000 Net Profit: ₦30,000 You then use the WHT you already paid (₦250,000) as a tax credit. Since the ₦250,000 you paid in WHT likely covers more than your final tax liability on a ₦30,000 profit, you might be due a refund or a tax credit to use in future years, depending on your total income for the year.
The important takeaway is that the initial deduction is based on the gross payment, not your final net profit.
The sophistication behind this Tax law is what I don't trust, they will not tell you the whole truth now, the only thing you will be hearing is that it will favor the poor most. By the time you start crying in the bank that this isn't your money, but it's for a project, explanation go too much, it you no sabi explain oo, you sabi explain oo, you go still collect shege from Tinubu tax law, some of you don't learn,if you didn't learn from subsidy removal, you must learn from the new Tax law. This is another lie. Please avoid spreading inaccurate information. Funds received for a project do not automatically constitute income. In most cases, such funds largely represent project expenses, not personal earnings. For instance, if you are a contractor awarded ₦5 million to execute a project, that amount represents revenue, not income. From the ₦5 million, you must first deduct all associated costs, including materials, labour, wages, and other operational expenses. Only the remaining balance, if any, constitutes income or profit. In many cases, the actual profit from a ₦5 million project may be less than ₦600,000, which falls below the ₦800,000 minimum taxable threshold. In such a scenario, no personal income tax would be payable. It is therefore important to clearly distinguish between revenue and income. Similarly, where an individual is merely entrusted with ₦5 million to execute a project on behalf of another party, the funds are not taxable, provided they do not represent personal income. Only the profit earned, if any, and only where it exceeds the applicable tax exemption after allowable reliefs, would be subject to tax. Proper understanding of these distinctions is essential. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 8:16pm On Jan 02 |
Techsinnovative: Good at least we are getting somewhere, you have accepted youre ignorance ignorant. The rest is easy: You arent to be taken seriously  You have still not said anything, except insult. I just told you to speak fact and figure. Why are you scared. A tax law you have not read, and you are arguing with someone who has read it inside out. no be juju be dat  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 8:05pm On Jan 02 |
Techsinnovative: Here is the exact provision and wording as quoted in the new Nigerian Tax Act, 2025 regarding Rent Relief Allowance for individuals:
Exact Rent Relief Allowance Provision (as in the Tax Act)
“…rent relief of 20% of annual rent paid, subject to a maximum of ₦500,000, whichever is lower, provided that the individual accurately declares the actual amount of rent paid and other relevant information as may be prescribed by the relevant tax authority.”
This language appears in the section of the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025 that defines eligible deductions when computing an individual’s taxable income.
At this point i give up This generation truely deserves the meodicre leaders we have! Have you bothered to read the gazetted tax law PDF? its publicly available by the way. If it proves too technical to read i would suggest using chatgpt to process and decode it into laymans english.
i would love to see the look on your face next year when you file a 500k deduction claim on a 1M Rent payment and you get flagged for a tax audit due to false declaration 
For others who are actually here to listen and learn like me on how to adapt and position in this unfolding situation i would suggest:
1. dont believe all you read online except the source is a credible and knowledgable source! even then ask questions and use your brain 2. Most small businesses will require services of tax consultants and accounting advisors. I believe demand created will surface some form of cheap offer of these services sooner or later 3. In the meantime use chatgpt and other Ai resources to get understanding and create a personal plan. The rich pay little or minimum tax by having a tax strategy that limits their exposure to tax (Crazy enough theres even a TED talk on this!)
As it is the full impact of this law wont be felt until filing/deductions are demaded by March 2027. By then elections will be over and if this government is still in power ........... una go see something! You have not said anything. Infact you said nothing plus insult. So enjoy your clu*lessness. The 500,000 I quoted for rent relief was based on your earlier assumption that rent for the person earning 6m perannum is 2.5m of which min(500,000 or 20% of 6m) is 500,000. So continue to live in f***ls paradise and continue to spread misinformation and grandstand. Put out your calculations here and show what a person earning 6m perannum will pay as tax using old tax law and the new tax law. It is as simple as that. Fact. Don't conjecture. Don't be afraid to speak fact and figure  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: South-South And North-Central Are Now 100% APC by creativejagaban: 7:05pm On Jan 02 |
AMINDA: Okay. Follow through by giving us a breakdown of APC states that delivered their states to Tinubu in 2023. Don't forget that Tinubu was even more popular in 2023 than he is now because he was untested then and had benefit of doubt. Continue to live in Gumi's world. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 6:48pm On Jan 02 |
Techsinnovative: I have tried to ignore all this last minute desperate "PR" by obviously Govt compensated well meaning folks 
At the heart of it this TAX law is beautiful on its own. However, with today's reality in Nigeria it is Evil and basically elitist.
How can you devalue the purchasing power of a nation, effectively almost wiping out the middle class(the main economic engine of growth) just for the goal of expanding the tax net?
Let me highlight the elitist flaw in your example in Q22. It's stated a Tax allowance on rent to the tune of. #500,000 for someone with annual income of N6M. This is incorrect! The new tax law allows a rent relief of a max of N500,000 or 20% of rent paid, whichever is lower in value applies!!! So to get a 500,000 rent relief you have to have rent amount in the neighbourhood of #2.5M!
My question how can you spend more than almost half of your income on rent and not remain in poverty
This tax law is basically taxing poverty with no provision or attempt to promote collective growth Q.E.D
Most of the rich already have a shell or holding company that shields their wealth, Politicians should publish their asset and income declaration forms let's hear how much they remit in taxes.
Simply put, grow the economy, then tax prosperity. This wuru wuru to the answer can only fly in Nigeria! This is a lie. A complete lie. Let me explain this in simple terms. If you earn ₦6 million in a year: 1. The first ₦800,000 is not taxed at all, so you’re left with ₦5.2 million. 2. You’re allowed a rent relief of up to ₦500,000, which reduces the taxable amount to ₦4.7 million. 3. There are other reliefs like pension and NHF that can reduce it even further, but let’s ignore those for now. (Reliefs simply mean amounts removed before tax is calculated.) 4. From the ₦4.7 million, the first ₦2.2 million is taxed at 15%, which equals ₦330,000. 5. The remaining ₦2.5 million is taxed at 18%, which comes to ₦450,000. 6. Total tax payable is ₦330,000 + ₦450,000 = ₦780,000. 7. In reality, the tax will be less than ₦780,000 once other reliefs are included. --- Now compare this to the old tax system, where: * Almost every part of your income was taxed, * From the first ₦300,000 upward, So the claim that people earning ₦6 million are being overtaxed is simply not correct. In fact, they will pay less tax. Let’s stick to facts and stop spreading wrong information. Tinubu till 2031. |
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Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 5:16pm On Jan 02 |
stokfrick: The government has paid some persons to suppress the truth about the implications of these taxes. One of the implications is that it's going to hinder people's financial growth. If you decide to work harder to earn more, you pay more money to government thereby slowing your savings and financial growth rate. Also the tax rate is very high for a country with very low income per capital. Secondly, you benefit next to nothing from whatever is removed from your money as tax. Bad roads(more car expenses), Low quality but expensive health care High Insecurity(affects cost of food) You generate most of the power u use Lack of free/quality education Lack of transparency and embezzling of public funds And more Continue to lament  You don't even t know the tax rate, (both the previous and the new one), but you can come online to spew opinion on what you don't know. It's a shame. Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 3:58pm On Jan 02 |
Image123: You can't easily wake a man pretending to sleep. Most of the people don't want to understand it. They want it to fail, they want to use misinformation to see if it can fail, or if they can cause problems or riots with it. Poor man pikin dey middle dey fight for big man tax. There is nothing they can do.  Every of their efforts to frustrate the government will all end in nought  By 2027, they will all realize the futility of their shenanigans  You can imagine the lambanus lienus fans, suddenly El-rufai is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly Amaechi is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly Aregbesola is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly Atiku is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly David Mark is now a saint since he is in ADC  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: Questions & Answers On The New Nigeria Tax Law by creativejagaban: 3:57pm On Jan 02 |
Image123: You can't easily wake a man pretending to sleep. Most of the people don't want to understand it. They want it to fail, they want to use misinformation to see if it can fail, or if they can cause problems or riots with it. Poor man pikin dey middle dey fight for big man tax. There is nothing they can do.  Every of their efforts to frustrate the government will all end in nought  By 2027, they will all realize the futility of their shenanigans  You can imagine the lambanus lienus fans, suddenly El-rufai is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly Amaechi is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly Aregbesola is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly Ariku is now a saint since he is in ADC  suddenly David Mark is now a saint since he is in ADC  Tinubu till 2031. |
Politics › Re: 2026 Outlook: Tinubu Pledges Strong Economic Rebound by creativejagaban: 8:38am On Jan 01 |
Ladoja19: If nah Dream I beg wake If this govt can diverts all the energy they were using to attacks Peter Obi to economy and governance
Maybe we won't be in these mess Someone is wishing the country a good tiding, you are not happy about it. That thing they did to you is too strong ooo  |
Politics › Re: 2026 Outlook: Tinubu Pledges Strong Economic Rebound by creativejagaban: 8:37am On Jan 01 |
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Politics › Re: First Lady Distributes 1,000 Bags Of Rice To Widows, Others In Nasarawa by creativejagaban: 12:00am On Jan 01 |
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