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If you make money selling goods or providing services in Nigeria, whether your business is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) or not, you may already be taxable under Nigerian law.

In this video, we break down what every small business owner, Instagram vendor, WhatsApp seller, freelancer, and side hustler needs to understand about Personal Income Tax (PIT) and tax compliance in Nigeria.

Whether you sell gadgets, wigs, clothes, food, offer digital services, or run an online business, this guide explains why the law may treat you and your business as one and the same — and how that affects your tax obligations.

If you're serious about managing your money with clarity and staying compliant, this video is for you.

🔎 What You’ll Learn in This Video
Why unregistered and business name–registered businesses are subject to Personal Income Tax (PIT)
How Nigeria’s unified tax identification system works
The role of your NIN and CAC number in tax compliance
The 5 essential things you need to stay tax compliant as a non-incorporated business
Practical record-keeping and documentation tips for small businesses
Why separating your personal and business accounts is non-negotiable in 2026

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro: If You Make Money in Nigeria, You’re Potentially Taxable
00:48 – Why Unregistered & Business Name Businesses Pay PIT
01:30 – 1️⃣ Obtain a TIN (NIN & CAC Explained)
02:10 – 2️⃣ Maintain Accurate Records & Profit and Loss Account
03:33 – 3️⃣ Keep Supporting Documents (Invoices, Receipts, Contracts)
04:03 – 4️⃣ Separate Personal & Business Bank Accounts
04:47 – 5️⃣ When to Engage a Tax Professional
05:30 – Final Thoughts & Call to Action

📌 5 Things You Need to Stay Tax Compliant in Nigeria
1️⃣ Obtain a TIN
Under the updated tax framework:

Your NIN (issued by the National Identity Management Commission) may serve as your tax ID as an individual.

Your CAC Registration (RC) Number applies to incorporated companies.

If you already have a TIN, it will be linked to your NIN.

2️⃣ Maintain Accurate Records
At minimum, keep a monthly Profit & Loss Account:

Track revenue

Track business-related expenses

Determine your actual profit

Proper narration of bank transactions helps you reconcile records efficiently and avoid tax issues.

3️⃣ Keep Supporting Documents
Ensure every transaction has documentation:

Sales invoices

Purchase receipts

Employment contracts

Rental agreements

Equipment lease documents

Good documentation protects you during audits and simplifies compliance.

4️⃣ Separate Business & Personal Accounts
Mixing funds creates confusion and tax risks.
Open and maintain a dedicated business account — especially if:

You have multiple income streams

You run multiple businesses

You want clean financial records

5️⃣ Engage a Professional When Necessary
Tax compliance is not guesswork.
If needed, consult a tax professional or accountant to avoid penalties and ensure accuracy.

🎯 Who This Video Is For

Nigerian small business owners
Instagram and WhatsApp vendors
Freelancers and consultants
Online sellers
Sole proprietors
Side hustlers

Business name–registered entrepreneurs

📈 Why This Matters

Failing to understand your tax obligations can lead to:
Penalties
Back taxes
Compliance stress
Financial mismanagement

Understanding Personal Income Tax (PIT) early helps you build a sustainable and compliant business.

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Let’s manage money with intentionality and clarity.

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