Here is what it looks like to transfer money through banks starting from 19th January.
For each Mobile, Card, and USSD transfer you make, you would pay:
-7.5% VAT for the government -N50 electronic levy -Bank transfer charges
To be a Nigerian, you pay daily with your hard-earned money through a transfer.
To do business or earn in Nigeria, you pay monthly or annually with:
-Corporate tax up to 25% -Income tax up to 25% -7.5% VAT on goods and services
At this point, cash and crypto payment is the only solution to this madness.
Get a DEX crypto wallet. Let customers pay you through crypto. Then only route your daily expenditures through banks. But store and transfer huge amounts of money in crypto. It's 100% safe.
It's time to pivot or protest, not time to adapt to this unjust tax law aimed to mass extract from hard-working Nigerians.
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Here is what it looks like to transfer money through banks starting from 19th January.
For each Mobile, Card, and USSD transfer you make, you would pay:
-7.5% VAT for the government
-N50 electronic levy
-Bank transfer charges
To be a Nigerian, you pay daily with your hard-earned money through a transfer.
To do business or earn in Nigeria, you pay monthly or annually with:
-Corporate tax up to 25%
-Income tax up to 25%
-7.5% VAT on goods and services
At this point, cash and crypto payment is the only solution to this madness.
Get a DEX crypto wallet. Let customers pay you through crypto. Then only route your daily expenditures through banks. But store and transfer huge amounts of money in crypto. It's 100% safe.
It's time to pivot or protest, not time to adapt to this unjust tax law aimed to mass extract from hard-working Nigerians.