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VAT in Nigeria 2026 — rates, exemptions, and the new rules explained
Nigeria kept its VAT rate at 7.5% this year, but almost every rule around registration, credits, invoicing, and penalties now looks different.
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Nigeria kept its VAT rate at 7.5% this year, but almost every rule around registration, credits, invoicing, and penalties now looks different.

Nestle Nigeria lost 10% of its share value on just one unit traded, raising fresh questions about blue-chip liquidity on the exchange.

Airtel Africa closed at a record N6,266 on July 15, but the price moved on just one trade while the broader NGX slipped into the red.

NGX power stocks lost ₦390 billion in a single session after both listed generators crashed to the 10% circuit breaker floor, shaking the sector’s dividend narrative.

The ₦800,000 tax free Nigeria exemption under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 is the most significant personal income tax change in decades, but eligibility hinges on chargeable income after deductions, not gross monthly pay.

UAC of Nigeria moves its top dealmaker off the parent board and deeper into its subsidiary network, signaling bigger plays ahead.

Aradel Holdings closed nearly 10% lower on the NGX after just four shares changed hands, raising fresh questions about price discovery in Nigeria’s seventh-largest listed company.

Seplat Energy pulled back sharply after opening just 2% below its 52-week peak, raising fresh questions about the staying power of a rally that nearly doubled the share price.

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