Registering with the CAC, keeping books, tracking expenses and banking in naira and foreign currency — the groundwork every business needs.
The official cost of registering a business name is now ₦21,000, not the ₦10,000 most guides still quote. Here are the gazetted fees, the portal steps and the three things to do the week your certificate arrives.
A domiciliary account lets you hold dollars, pounds or euros in a Nigerian bank. Here is how to open one, what to send a foreign client so the money arrives, and what the 2026 tax rules say about that income.
Bookkeeping records what happened; accounting explains it and files it. Here is what the Nigeria Tax Administration Act 2025 requires you to keep, the deadlines, and which jobs you can do yourself.
Bank reconciliation is the most-skipped task in small business finance. AI changes the math. Here's how to upload a PDF statement and have your books reconciled in 5 minutes.
You can't fix what you don't measure. These five expense categories are the difference between a profitable small business and a lifestyle business that just breaks even.
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