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Thursday, 18 September 2025

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Taxation is one aspect of migration that many Nigerians avoid discussing. Nonetheless, it is one of the most significant aspects of life in the UK. Unlike back home, where individuals occasionally try to avoid it, you can't play smart in the UK. Taxes are deducted automatically, and if you don't grasp how the system works, you risk losing money or getting in trouble.

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The UK tax system is structured, with everyone contributing according to their earnings. This money funds public services such as healthcare, roads, and schools. As a Nigerian immigrant, you must view taxation as a civic duty in the new society you have settled in. Understanding it, however, allows you to take advantage of the benefits to which you are entitled. Many Nigerians pay taxes but are unaware that they are eligible for reliefs, allowances, and refunds.

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For example, if you work from home, you may be eligible for tax reduction. If you have children, there are allowances available to help you manage your finances. Giving to charity is also countable. But all of this demands knowledge. You cannot just assume the system will automatically favour you. You must educate yourself.

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Another thing is honesty. Tax evasion is not tolerated in the United Kingdom. Declare your earnings. If you have a side hustle, make sure to register it properly. Many Nigerians have landed in problems because they attempted to cut corners. The system is meticulous, and if you are found, it will harm your record in ways that may jeopardise visas, loans, and even future citizenship.

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Finally, paying taxes when living abroad is a necessary part of adulthood. Learn it, appreciate it, and apply it properly. Don't simply be a taxpayer; be a tax-savvy Nigerian. This ensures that your money works for you rather than against you.

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