Personal Tax Filing
Filing personal taxes in Nigeria can be confusing — different income brackets, deductions, and NRS requirements. We handle your annual tax return from start to finish so you stay compliant and penalty-free.
Who Needs Personal Tax Filing?
What's Included
How It Works
Consultation
We review your income, expenses, and tax situation to determine your filing requirements
Document Collection
Upload your ID, Tax ID, income statements, and bank statements through the portal
Tax Computation & Filing
We calculate your liability, prepare your return, and file with NRS on your behalf
Confirmation
You receive your filing receipt and compliance documentation for your records
Required Documents
Have these ready to speed up the process
Assumes all required documents are provided. Personal tax returns are due March 31 annually.
Why Choose Taxified
Avoid Penalties
Late filing attracts 10% penalty plus 21% annual interest. We ensure timely submission.
Maximize Deductions
We identify all eligible deductions and reliefs to minimize your tax liability.
Expert Review
Every return is reviewed by experienced tax practitioners before submission.
Peace of Mind
Stay compliant with current tax laws including the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 changes.
Consultation Pricing
Book a session with our experts to get started
Frequently Asked Questions
Under the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) 2025, personal income tax returns must be filed within 90 days after the end of the tax year — typically by March 31. For example, your 2025 tax return must be filed by March 31, 2026. Missing this deadline triggers penalties under the NTAA 2025.
Under the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA) 2025, late filing attracts a penalty of ₦100,000 in the first month and ₦50,000 for each subsequent month. Late tax payments incur an additional 10% penalty on the amount owed. Continued non-compliance can lead to prosecution.
The NTA 2025 introduced a revised PIT structure: 0% on income up to ₦800,000, 15% on ₦800K–₦3M, 18% on ₦3M–₦10M, 21% on ₦10M–₦25M, 23% on ₦25M–₦50M, and 25% above ₦50M. The old Consolidated Relief Allowance (CRA) has been replaced with a rent relief of 20% of rent paid (capped at ₦500,000).
PAYE covers your employment income tax, but if you have other income sources (investments, freelance work, rental income), you still need to file a personal return with NRS. Under NTA 2025, all income sources must be declared.