Did you know you might be paying more in taxes than you need to?
Learn 10 tax deductions to help small business owners save big on taxes. Imagine saving thousands of naira each year by simply knowing the right deductions to claim.
In this video, we reveal 10 powerful tax deductions to help small business owners slash their taxable income and reinvest in growth.
You’ll discover:
✅ How to claim home office expenses without fear of audits.
✅ The secret to writing off startup costs and marketing expenses.
✅ How to maximize deductions for vehicles, employee benefits, and training.
✅ Real-life examples of business owners like you saving money with smart tax strategies.
The Case Studies Include different businesses, such as: Freelance writing Logistics business Online boutique And more Why Watch This? These actionable tips are tailored for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners who want to keep more of their hard-earned money.
Every deduction is explained step-by-step, so you can apply it with confidence. Understanding these deductions isn’t just about saving money; it’s about creating opportunities to reinvest in your business and achieve long-term success.
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Speaker:
Olatunji is the founder Taxmobile.Online and Managing Partner/CEO of AOA Professional Services. Before this, Olatunji worked as Director- Tax and regulatory Services at Nolands Nigeria Professional Services, Senior Manager – Tax, Regulatory and advisory Services at Saffron Professional Services, Tax and Fiscal Reporting Accountant of Schlumberger Nigeria Limited, and as an Audit Trainee in Ernst & Young.
His experience covers the full range of services in internal audit and control, transfer pricing, arbitration, tax advisory and regulatory services, audit support, forensics investigation, and due diligence.
Disclaimer: The information contained herein is general and is not intended, and should not be taken, as a legal, accounting or tax advice provided. This information remains strictly the opinion of Olatunji Abdulrazaq.
