The recent tax reforms in Nigeria reflect broader efforts to modernize revenue systems, improve compliance, and expand the tax base.
If you live abroad and earn income or own property, or invest in Nigeria, these changes may affect you more than you realize.
The tax reforms have implications for:
• Nigerians in the diaspora that earn any income from Nigeria
• Diaspora who are property owners and real estate investors in Nigeria
• Founders running cross-border operations
• Individuals with dual tax exposure
The tax reforms have implications for:
• Nigerians in the diaspora that earn any income from Nigeria
• Diaspora who are property owners and real estate investors in Nigeria
• Founders running cross-border operations
• Individuals with dual tax exposure
Understanding tax residency rules, double taxation risks, and reporting obligations is no longer optional - it's strategic planning.
For members of the diaspora, the biggest risk isn't always higher taxes or penalties, it's misunderstanding the rules,
To help simplify and explain what has changed, NGEX has published The Diaspora's Guide to Nigeria's Tax Reforms (2026), a practical breakdown of what has changed and what it means.
You will learn about
• Tax residency
• Cross-border income
• Investment structuring
• Compliance exposure
To help simplify and explain what has changed, NGEX has published The Diaspora's Guide to Nigeria's Tax Reforms (2026), a practical breakdown of what has changed and what it means.
You will learn about
• Tax residency
• Cross-border income
• Investment structuring
• Compliance exposure
and more
The FREE report is attached or you can download it here to learn more: www.ngexglobal.com/tax
The FREE report is attached or you can download it here to learn more: www.ngexglobal.com/tax
Learn more about NGEX - www.ngexglobal.com
The NGEX Team
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