🇳🇬 Updated for 2025/2026 Tax Year

Calculate Your Nigerian Taxes in Seconds

Simple, accurate tax calculations for everyone. Whether you're in Nigeria or abroad, understand exactly what you owe and get personalized advice.

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🌍 Where do you live?

💼 What type of work do you do?

EmployedI work for a company Self-EmployedI run my own business BothMultiple income sources

💰 What's your yearly income?

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Enter your total income before deductions

📈 Other income (optional)

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Investments, rent, freelance, etc.

🎯 Do you have any deductions?

Pension (8%) National Housing Fund (2.5%) Health Insurance (NHIS) Rent Relief (NEW 2026)20% of rent, max ₦500K

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📚 Understanding Nigerian Taxes

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2026 Tax Rates

New progressive rates (₦800K exempt):

First ₦800K0%

₦800K – ₦3M15%

₦3M – ₦12M18%

₦12M – ₦25M21%

₦25M – ₦50M23%

Above ₦50M25%

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Allowable Deductions

₦800,000 tax-free threshold (NEW)
Rent relief: 20% of rent (max ₦500K)
Pension contributions (up to 8%)
National Housing Fund (2.5%)
Health Insurance (NHIS)

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Diaspora Tax Rules

Only Nigerian-sourced income is taxed
Foreign income may be exempt
Check double taxation treaties
Register with FIRS if earning locally

❓ Common Questions

Under the 2026 law, if your income is ₦800,000 or below, you pay zero tax. Above that, we apply graduated rates (15%-25%) to each income bracket progressively.

₦800,000 is the new threshold! Under the 2026 tax law, anyone earning ₦800,000 or less annually is completely exempt from income tax.

Yes! Self-employed individuals must register with their state's Internal Revenue Service and file annual returns. You're responsible for calculating and paying your own taxes.

For employed individuals, employers handle PAYE monthly. Self-employed must file by March 31st of the following year. Late filing attracts penalties!