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The Selar row shows how Nigeria plans to tax its creator economy

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August 14, 2026

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The Selar row shows how Nigeria plans to tax its creator economy
Source: TechCabal

Nigerian creators may lose 5% of their income to tax if the government decides an ebook sale is a royalty. Here's why it matters.

Nigerian creators may lose 5% of their income to tax if the government decides an ebook sale is a royalty. Here's why it matters.

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