What VAT actually is, the current rate, who must register, and when to pay — a plain-English VAT and tax guide for Nigerian used car dealers under the 2026 tax reform.
Most Nigerian car dealers keep accounts in their head or a notebook. Here is what proper bookkeeping looks like for a used-car business, and the few numbers that decide whether you are really making money.
A proper invoice and receipt protect you when a car sale goes wrong. Here is what to put on each one, the difference between them, and how to produce them in seconds instead of writing by hand.
Inside the real playbook Lagos car dealers use to turn imported vehicles into profit — accidental cars, bulk container imports, and the port-to-stand price gap.
Nigeria's Federal Government has cut import duties on 127 vehicle tariff lines — new cars, used cars, and passenger vehicles. Here's what changed and how dealers should reprice stock.
A practical, step-by-step guide to pricing imported (Tokunbo) used cars for profit in Nigeria — covering landing costs, market comparison, and margins.
How Nigerian car dealers can manage inventory the smart way — tracking stock, days-in-inventory, costs, and profit so cars sell faster and money stops getting stuck.
A clear breakdown of what it actually costs to clear a Tokunbo car at Nigerian ports — customs duty, terminal charges, agent fees, and the hidden costs dealers forget.
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