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At the start, most founders just want to get paid. You register quickly, send invoices, and move on. Taxes feel …

Tax credit for going digital in Nigeria is no longer just policy talk. It is becoming a real financial incentive …

Capital gains tax in Nigeria is no longer a footnote investors skim past. It is now central to how returns …

Hitting ₦100M in revenue sounds like a milestone. And it is. But under Nigeria’s new tax framework, it can also …

Profit margins tell a very different story from revenue. Many founders celebrate strong sales numbers while quietly losing money underneath. …

December is here. The parties, bonuses, gifts, and travel plans all add up. For many business owners, “Detty December” brings …

Many small business owners still run their companies through personal accounts for business. In 2025, Nigerian banks are cracking down …

The 2025 Finance Act marks one of the most comprehensive tax reforms in recent Nigerian fiscal history. Whether you’re a …

Running more than one business or side hustle can be exciting—but it can also be confusing, especially when it comes …

Pricing is one of the fastest ways to kill a business, or make it wildly profitable. Many founders underprice because …

When Aisha started her baking business in Lagos, she wrote down sales in a notebook and trusted her memory for …

When Tope started his small logistics business in Ibadan, customers were paying, expenses were going out, and everything looked fine. …

Most Nigerian SMEs lose money without noticing it. Small leaks eventually become big financial problems. The good news is that …

Many founders lose investor interest because their financial model looks confusing or unrealistic. Venture capitalists do not just fund great …

Funding has become more competitive, and investors want more than financial projections. They want proof that a company operates responsibly …

If your business depends on imported goods, the naira exchange rate affects almost everything you do. One small shift in …