File your Nigerian taxes without stress.

The Nigeria Tax Act 2026, effective January 2026, replaced the Finance Act 2023 with new FIRS rules. Key changes include the 4% Development Levy replacing the 2.5% Tertiary Education Tax, a ₦100M large company threshold (up from ₦25M), mandatory TIN validation, and the new Digital Fiscalisation protocol for e-invoicing.

No. Taxable is a technology platform providing tax calculation and filing preparation tools. All computations are based on publicly available statutory rates from the Companies Income Tax Act (Cap C21 LFN 2004), Personal Income Tax Act, Nigeria Tax Act 2026, and Finance Act 2023. We recommend consulting a qualified tax professional before making filing decisions.

Our calculation engine implements the exact provisions of Nigerian tax legislation. Every rate, allowance, and adjustment is traceable to a specific statutory reference. We update our rules within 24 hours of any published FIRS guidance. However, tax situations can be complex—we recommend professional review for companies with non-standard transactions.

Yes. You get 5 free calculations without creating an account. After that, you'll need to create a free account to continue. Filing, VAT ledger, and e-invoicing features require an account from the start.

The CIT filing pack includes: Schedule A-F (self-assessment forms), tax computation breakdown with statutory references, capital allowance pool calculations, Section 55 CITA declaration, and NRS-ready PDF export. All schedules are pre-filled and audit-verified.

Yes. All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3). We use Supabase for authentication with JWT tokens. Financial records are stored in AWS DynamoDB with row-level security. We never share your data with third parties. You can delete your account and all associated data at any time.