Diaspora Filing
Two tax systems. One clear answer.
For Nigerians in the US, UK, Canada, Europe and the Middle East — and anyone whose income crosses a border.
Recently relocated
Left or returned to Nigeria mid-year? The residency interview establishes exactly what each country can tax.
Dual residents
Tie-breaker rules, treaty relief and foreign tax credits — so the same naira is never taxed twice.
Foreign asset holders
Foreign accounts, property, rental income and pensions tracked with FBAR/FATCA thresholds monitored automatically.
What's covered
- Dual-country filing coordination
- Double-taxation relief & treaty checker
- FBAR (FinCEN 114) & FATCA (8938)
- Foreign rental income & property
- Foreign pensions & investments
- Currency conversion at CBN rates
- Remittance true-cost comparison
- Non-resident Nigerian income rules
How it works
- 1
Map your residency
Where you live, where you earn, when you moved — the interview untangles it.
- 2
Declare foreign income & assets
Accounts, property, pensions. Thresholds for FBAR/FATCA are watched for you.
- 3
Apply treaty relief
The treaty checker finds credits and exemptions between Nigeria and your country.
- 4
File on both sides
A coordinated package: your Nigerian return here, plus exports your foreign preparer can use.
Free to start — pay only when you file.