January 1, 2026 marked a pivotal moment in Nigerian tax history. President Tinubu's groundbreaking Tax Reform Acts came into effect, introducing the most comprehensive tax overhaul since 1999. But with change came a challenge: staying organized.

Millions of freelancers suddenly needed to track Upwork and Fiverr income. Employees worried if employers remitted their PAYE. Small businesses struggled with tax brackets and deductions. Companies grappled with CIT, WHT, and VAT complexities. With mandatory Tax ID registration, progressive brackets up to 25%, and filing required whether you profit or not, everyone needed organized records year-round.

With penalties reaching ₦100,000 for non-compliance, we recognized the urgent need for a Tax focused record-keeping tool.Taxpally launched precisely on January 1, 2026 — not by coincidence, but by design.

We built Taxpally as your digital filing cabinet: track income and expenses, store payslips and receipts, organize business documents, and generate summaries when you need them. Today, we're helping thousands stay organized and prepared for Nigeria's new tax requirements.