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Nigeria’s new tax laws have changed how day traders are taxed, and many traders don’t even realize it yet.

If you trade forex, crypto, stocks, or funded (prop) accounts, your profits may now be treated as taxable business income, not just casual capital gains. That means if you don’t plan properly, you could end up overpaying tax or running into compliance issues.

In this video, I break down:

How trading profits are treated under Nigeria’s new tax framework

The difference between day trading income and long-term investing

The tax-free income threshold every trader should know

How to legally reduce taxable income using deductions and proper structuring

Why record-keeping and compliance matter more than ever

This video is for Nigerian traders who want to stay compliant, protect their profits, and trade smarter — not scared.

📌 This is educational content, not financial or legal advice. Always consult a qualified tax professional for your specific situation.

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