Fidelity Bank Plc will host a virtual masterclass on the new Nigeria Tax law, preparing the SME sector for the impending shift in Nigeria’s fiscal landscape.
The bank is positioning the session as a strategic knowledge platform to help business owners align with the regulatory adjustments scheduled to commence in 2026.
The free masterclass will be held online on Friday, 12 December 2025, and is designed to deliver clarity on the revised tax architecture, outline the operational implications for individuals and enterprises, and provide compliance pathways that will help participants mitigate exposure to penalties in the new year. The bank will also highlight forward-looking strategies for navigating a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.
Nigeria’s tax regime is entering a major transformation cycle following the signing of four tax bills by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on 26 June 2025. The reforms, which take effect from 1 January 2026, represent a structural overhaul aimed at modernising the national tax framework, expanding the tax base, strengthening revenue generation and establishing a more predictable operating environment for taxpayers and government agencies.
Osita Ede, Divisional Head for Product Development at Fidelity Bank, said the initiative reflects the bank’s continued focus on capacity building for the business community. He emphasised that access to verified regulatory information is becoming a critical success factor for SMEs seeking to maintain operational resilience under shifting policy dynamics. According to him, the masterclass will demystify the tax act and equip participants with actionable insights.
Registration for the session is available via https://bit.ly/
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