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Nigeria Annual Income Tax Calculator

The Nigeria Annual Income Tax Calculator is updated to reflect the latest tax information from the South African Revenue Service (SARS), Nigeria's nation's tax collecting authority.

The Nigeria Annual Income Tax Calculator is designed to provide you with a salary illustration with calculations to show how much income tax you will pay in 2018/19 and your net pay (the amount of money you take home after deductions). The calculator will produce a full income tax calculation simply by entering your Annual income, alternatively you can select the advanced calculator and change the calculator options and enter additional income, dividends and deductible expenses.

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Tax assessment year?
Tax status?
What is your age?
How many children do you have?
How many dependants do you have?
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Employment Income
Housing Allowance Claimed
Transport Allowance Claimed
Utility Allowances Claimed
Meal and Entertainment Allowances
Leave Allowance Claimed (Percent)
Pension Contributions % (You)
Pension Contributions % (Your Employer)
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How to calculate income tax using the Nigerian tax calculator Enter your income per Income Tax Calculator. Select the desired Income tax calculation results. [Optional] select Advanced to access the advanced income tax options and alter the default tax calculator setting. Select a tax year to apply specific tax table rates published by the Nigeria Tax Office Select number of children Select other relevant tax factors including allowances, we will cap these at the annual limits where appropriate. You can see the latest rates in the tax tables Change the tax year to compare your current salary against previous years income tax calculations.

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Number of working days per year?
Number of hours worked per week?
Number of weeks for weekly calculation?
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Nigeria uses a Pay As You Earn (PAYE) deduction model, similar to that used in the United Kingdom, whereby tax is deducted at source via employers and paid directly to SARS on behalf of the employee. This means that tax affairs for most are fairly simple. This Annual Nigeria PAYE Calculator allows you to compare salaries, deductions and annual earnings and is useful for employers who want to calculate the total cost of an employee.