Rental income, capital gains on property, and deductions are all treated differently under the new law. A single oversight could cost you hundreds of thousands.
From January 1st, 2026, the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 officially takes effect.
That means for the first time, rental income, capital gains, and property transactions will be under a new nationwide tax regime one that many landlords and investors still don’t fully understand.
👉🏾 If you own property, collect rent, or flip real estate your current setup might soon attract new taxes, filings, or FIRS attention.
And no, this isn’t rumor it’s law. It’s already gazetted.
This is not theory. It’s a pre-implementation playbook for property owners who want to stay compliant, protect profit, and beat the confusion that’s coming when the FIRS fully enforces the new law.
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Because they’re asking the wrong questions:
“Will FIRS even know about my rent?”
“Maybe I can hide it till later.”
“They’ve said this before maybe it won’t happen.”
Except this time, the 2025 Act links FIRS, CAC, Land Registries, and Banks under one unified system.
If you receive rent through your account they’ll know.
If you sell a property they’ll see it.
If you apply for Tax Clearance it’ll show.
So the real move isn’t hiding.
It’s structuring smartly before January.
The new law kicks in January 1, 2026.
That’s less than 90 days to prepare.
While others are waiting for “clarification,” smart investors are already restructuring leases, tracking expenses, and adjusting how they collect rent.
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Don’t wait for January to panic get equipped now.
The Nigeria Tax Act 2025 comes into full effect on January 1st, 2026. Everything you earn or sell after that date will fall under the new regime.
Anyone who owns or rents out property landlords, Airbnb operators, developers, agents, and companies holding real estate assets.
No. We don’t teach illegal evasion. We teach legal optimization how to use deductions, exemptions, and timing strategies built into the law itself.
From 2026, FIRS is integrating data from banks, CAC, and land registries. If rent hits your account, it’s traceable even if the tenant sends it from another bank.
You can still optimize. We’ll show you how to register properly or file as an individual before enforcement begins.
Yes. The system applies to both residents and diaspora landlords. We include a guide on filing through authorized agents and remitting from abroad.
Absolutely. FIRS isn’t targeting only “big investors.” Even a single rental unit falls under the law once rent enters a bank account.
Expect fines, backdated tax, interest, and in some cases, frozen accounts or delayed TCC issuance. The 2025 Act gives FIRS wide powers to recover.
You get full access to the training modules + all templates and calculators. You can upgrade later if you want personalized audit review.
Our system is based directly on official circulars, audit frameworks, and the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 itself so everything aligns with regulatory practice.
Rental income tax is federal (FIRS). Property or land-use charge is state-level. The 2026 law focuses on income and capital gains, not land-use charge.
Immediately. Once you implement our expense tracker and lease templates, your potential tax exposure drops on your next filing cycle.
No. Everything is explained simply with examples for small landlords, agents, and investors. Accountants can use it too, but it’s designed for non-experts.
Yes. Once the law is active, this will become your permanent compliance and tax-saving system.
Then prepare for surprise tax letters, penalties, or worse frozen accounts. Don’t let “Baboon dey work, monkey dey chop” become your story.
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