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Nigeria's New Tax System — and Why We Built TaxJeje

The Nigeria Tax Act 2025 rewrote how individuals and small businesses are taxed. A founder’s view of what changed, who it affects, and what to do about it.

Yusuf Suleiman Tahir — Founder, TaxJeje (Fattah Labs)4 June 20261 min read


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What the new law actually changed

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ItemOld regimeNTA 2025

First bandTaxed from ₦1First ₦800,000 at 0%
ReliefCRARent relief
Top rate24%25%

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Who this affects first

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  • Freelancers and remote workers billing foreign clients

  • Content creators and platform earners

  • Small businesses near the ₦50M small-company line

    • What to do about it

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    NTA 2025tax reformfounder notes

    TaxJeje is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) or any State Internal Revenue Service. Calculations and figures are estimates — confirm with your tax office.