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Opportunities for small and mid-sized companies in the 2026 tax reforms: Exemptions, reliefs, and growth incentives

1. Overview of the 2026 Tax Reform Objectives and Policy Direction

On June 26 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed four tax bills into law. The reforms are designed to simplify compliance, reduce the tax burden on individuals and small businesses, harmonise revenue administration, and improve Nigeria’s tax-to-GDP ratio. This article highlights the opportunities created by the new tax laws for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It first explores the statutory classification of small and medium-sized companies and the incentives available to each category and subsequently provides practical guidance on how businesses can access these incentives while avoiding common compliance pitfalls.

2. Small and Mid-Sized Companies

For tax purposes, the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) 2025 classifies companies into two categories: “small companies” and “any other company.” Under Section 202 of the NTA, a small company is defined as one which earns an annual gross turnover not exceeding ₦50 million and

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