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Section 25 Nigeria Startup Act 2022

Section 25 Nigeria Startup Act

Section 25 Nigeria Startup Act 2022 is about Additional tax reliefs. It is under Part VII (Tax and Fiscal Incentives) of the Act.

(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law, the Federal Government may, through the Federal Ministry responsible for Finance or any other relevant MDA, simplify the requirements for a startup to benefit from existing fiscal incentives.

(2) In accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Development (Income Tax Relief) a labelled startup may be entitled to exemption from the payment of income tax or any other tax chargeable on its income or revenue for a period of three years and an additional two years if still within the period of a labelled startup, provided that the commencement date of the tax relief shall be the date of the issuance of the startup label.

(3) A labelled startup shall enjoy full deduction of any expenses on research and development which are wholly incurred in Nigeria and the restrictions placed by the Companies Income Tax Act shall not apply to a labelled startup.

(4) Non-resident companies that provide technical, consulting, professional or management services to a labelled startup shall be subjected to a five percent withholding tax on income derived from the provision of such services, provided that the payment of the withholding tax, shall be the final tax to be paid by such non –resident companies.

(5) A labelled startup shall be exempted from contributions to the Industrial Training Fund where it provides in-house training to its employees for the period where it is designated as a labelled startup.

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