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Is your business ready for the 2026 tax reforms? It starts with your TIN. Every CAC-registered business already has a TIN. We’ve broken down how to retrieve it in 3 simple steps using the official NRS portal. Swipe to see how using your CAC number.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Brass 💚

Want to get incorporated with the CAC, get your TIN and open a corporate bank account 👉 click here: paystack.com/business-regis…

The Bottom Line The new tax regime rewards businesses that are: ✔ Formally registered ✔ Properly banked ✔ Well documented Those who aren’t risk penalties, audits, and banking restrictions. Formalize early. Stay compliant. Protect your business.

Nigeria Tax Act, 2025: What Business Owners Must Know (Thread 🧵) The Nigeria Tax Act, 2025 takes effect on Jan 1, 2026 and reshapes how businesses are taxed, banked, and audited. This isn’t just policy, it directly affects how you run your business and how Brass can help 👇

Q4 is either where you finish strong or where cash flow issues catch up with you. Which money mistake have you made this year? (Be honest, we've all been there)

You in December: "2026 is MY year! I'll finally organize my finances!" You in January: buried under 3 months of unreconciled receipts Winners don't make resolutions. They build systems. 6 weeks left. Choose wisely 📅.

Black Friday FOMO is real, but here's your reminder: Your business doesn't need more tools, It needs better systems. That "deal" expires tomorrow. Good infrastructure compounds forever. Choose wisely

Happy International Men's day, from all of us at Brass 💚.

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3. Communicate Proactively with Customers Set clear expectations upfront about processing times, shipping cutoffs, and delivery dates. Use automated updates at every stage—order confirmation, processing, shipped, and delivered.

3 Ways to Handle Spikes in Holiday Orders The holiday season can make or break your year's revenue, with Black Friday and Cyber Monday often generating more orders in a single weekend than entire months combined.