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Nigeria’s 2025 Tax Act cuts housing costs with VAT exemptions, tax incentives for builders, and relief for renters—no 25% tax on materials or bank balances.
The Nigeria Tax Act 2025, now in effect, does not impose a 25% tax on building materials, construction funds, or bank balances as falsely claimed online.
Instead, it reduces housing costs through a VAT exemption on land, buildings, and rent, allows contractors to recover VAT on materials, and lowers withholding tax on construction to 2%.
Homeowners can deduct mortgage interest, and landlords may claim expenses like repairs and insurance.
Small businesses receive zero income tax and VAT exemptions, while manufacturers of building materials get up to 10 years of tax incentives.
Renters may receive up to ₦500,000 in annual relief, and lease agreements under ₦10 million are stamp duty-free.
The law, signed in June 2025, aims to boost affordability, investment, and domestic production, with no 2027 implementation date.
La Ley de Impuestos de 2025 de Nigeria reduce los costos de la vivienda con exenciones de IVA, incentivos fiscales para los constructores y alivio para los inquilinos: no hay un impuesto del 25% sobre los materiales o los saldos bancarios.