A bank account that stays open
Proof you're compliant — so your account and POS don't get caught in the new tax net.
Proof of compliance · made for Nigeria
Upload your bank statement. Fiscus works out what you owe — often nothing — prepares your return, and gives you a clean, law-traced record you can bank on. You file it on REV360; no accountant, nothing behind your back.
Why Fiscus
Four new laws replaced over a dozen old ones in 2026 — and the net is real: accounts get frozen, while landlords, lenders and bigger buyers now ask to see you're compliant before they let you in. Fiscus reads your bank statement, works out what you owe with the law behind every figure, and gives you the proof you can show. It builds your return; you file it on REV360.
How it works
Send your bank statement — a PDF, CSV or Excel export. No bank login needed, and no third-party provider in the middle. We read every line and reconcile it to the kobo.
Fiscus works out what you owe under the 2025 tax laws — often little or nothing — and shows the exact section behind every figure NTA §4. The number isn't the point; the cited, law-traced record is the proof you can show.
Fiscus builds your complete return and shows the section behind every figure — then you submit it on the NRS portal (REV360). It can't file on your behalf, and never would behind your back.
Step 02 — up close
Fiscus works out what you owe from your bank statement — then shows its work. Tap the § on any line to read the exact law behind it. Nothing hidden, no black box.
Built from the statement you upload · cited to the law · you tap file.
Read straight from the statement you upload — every line reconciled to the kobo against your running balance. No bank login needed, and no outside provider in the middle.
Nigeria Tax Act 2025 · Fourth Schedule. The first ₦800,000 of annual income is taxed at 0% under the new law.
Read the full section →Income climbs through rising bands — 0%, then 15%, 18%, 21%, 23%, 25% — not the old flat guesswork. Each band cited to the law.
Read the full section →A cited estimate from your own statement — before any rent relief you claim, which lowers it further. You review and confirm it; nothing is filed behind your back.
Who it's for
One calm system — whether you're a person with a single bank account, or a business with five.
Upload your bank statement. We sort your income and work out your personal tax, band by band — a calm clearance, not a scary form.
Your books build themselves from the statements you upload. Every return is prepared, cited to the law, and handed to you to file.
No accountant required. Nothing filed without you. Every figure traced to the law.
What it unlocks
Compliance isn't a cost — it's the record that opens doors. Fiscus turns your statement into a clean, law-traced proof you can present.
Proof you're compliant — so your account and POS don't get caught in the new tax net.
A clean, law-traced record you can take to a lender when you want a loan — on your terms.
A Tax Clearance Certificate is what formal buyers, landlords and tenders ask for. Fiscus gets you the record that gets you there.
Inside Fiscus
These aren't parts you buy — they're how one Fiscus turns a bank statement into a number you can stand behind.
Works out the bank and format on its own, and reconciles every line to the kobo against your balance.
Personal income, VAT, PAYE, company tax, withholding — deterministic maths, never a guess.
When it's time to file, the return is checked three independent ways against the law — each one squared against the engine's own maths.
Every number carries the section behind it and the date it was last verified. Tap the § and read it yourself.
The law, in the open
Fiscus doesn't invent your tax. Every naira comes straight from Nigeria's new tax laws — here they are, free to read. There's even a new Tax Ombud — an independent office whose only job is to take your side if the tax office gets something wrong.
What you pay — one law that replaced over a dozen old ones.
Read it → 02How you file — the rules, deadlines and refunds.
Read it → 03Who collects it — the NRS replaced FIRS.
Read it → 04Who protects you — a Tax Tribunal for disputes, and a Tax Ombud who takes your side.
Read it →Useful — get your Tax ID · all four official gazettes
Your data stays yours
ENCRYPTED IN TRANSIT & AT REST · HANDLED UNDER NIGERIA'S NDPR
Straight answers
No — Fiscus can't file for you. It builds your complete return and shows the law behind every figure; you submit it yourself on the NRS portal (REV360). Under the 2025 self-assessment rules, the filing is always yours.
Yes — that's the whole point. Owing nothing is good news, but you still have to prove it. The cited, law-traced record Fiscus prepares is what keeps your account open, and what landlords, lenders and bigger buyers ask to see.
No, and it never pretends to. Fiscus gives you a clean, law-traced record of where you stand. If you want a loan, you choose to show that record to a lender — it's yours, and you decide who ever sees it.
No. The 2025 laws let individuals and small businesses self-assess and file. An accountant is optional — for audits or complex cases — not a gate you must pay to pass.
A cited estimate worked out from your own statement and traced to the 2025 tax laws. It only goes down as you confirm items, and you always review it before anything is filed.
Your records are encrypted with your own key, every action is written to a tamper-evident audit log, and your bank data never passes through an outside provider.
Every figure is computed from Nigeria's 2025 tax laws and points to the exact section behind it, so every return you file is traceable to the law and built to stand up to scrutiny.
Less than a day of an accountant. Full pricing at launch.
Our charter
A Nigeria where every honest taxpayer, business or individual, can stand fully compliant and turn that standing into growth.
To make tax compliance simple enough for everyday Nigerians to do themselves, and to give the professionals who guide them the reach to help far more people.
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