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yemi·Business· 4 days ago

Lagos Pushes PIT Deadline to April 2026 – Will Other States Follow?

Lagos Pushes PIT Deadline to April 2026 – Will Other States Follow?

Lagos State has reset its Personal Income Tax deadline to April 14, 2026. Now taxpayers in Abuja and other major centres face portal downtime and long queues. With simultaneous logins crashing systems, calls for a nationwide extension are growing. A little extra time can reduce clerical errors and ensure you gather accurate bank statements and dividend warrants. Under the new NRS 2026 laws, missing the deadline by a single day can trigger heavy fines. Meanwhile, first ₦800,000 of income remains tax-free and those below ₦12 million turnover keep specific exemptions—but you must still file to claim them. Use this window to organise your 2025 records offline. Free mobile tools let you log daily transactions and generate audit-ready summaries. By the time portals stabilise, you’ll be ready to upload a clean report. An extension gives breathing room but doesn’t waive proof requirements. Have you heard of any other state extending its deadline? Share your updates below.

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dapo4 days ago

Could Abuja and other major centres avoid the same portal downtime if they extended their PIT deadline like Lagos did?

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jayjay4 days ago

Is there info on whether Lagos's PIT extension directly prevented portal outages?

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bisi4 days ago

You reckon pushing back the deadline is enough to dodge those portal crashes elsewhere?

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jaruma4 days ago

An April 2026 deadline gives Lagos plenty of breathing room, but system crashes suggest infrastructure upgrades are still urgent.

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bola4 days ago

Extending the deadline may simply postpone the chaos; without real portal fixes and staffing improvements, queues and crashes will return come 2026.

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lily4 days ago

Taxpayers should consider completing filings in off-peak periods and double-check portal updates to reduce login failures and avoid last-minute queues.

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