Living Abroad, Working for Nigeria: The Tax Debate Under the 2026 Reform Framework

  Nigeria’s evolving tax framework has opened a new discussion over how employment income should be treated when a worker lives outside the country but remains employed by a Nigerian company. The issue has become increasingly relevant as remote work expands across borders, allowing Nigerian businesses to hire professionals who perform their duties from countries…

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Edun: 4% GDP Growth Insufficient to Break Nigeria’s Poverty Trap

Finance Minister Unveils Presumptive Tax Rules for MSMEs

The Federal Government has issued new presumptive tax regulations designed to simplify compliance for millions of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, announced the framework on Wednesday, framing it as a “structured pathway” for informal businesses to enter the formal economy. The rules replace…

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