If you have a new idea you wish to implement these days, you may want to form a startup (a fancy name for a young business organization).
But the next thought that creeps in is, “how do I get the money to keep this going?”. How do you get investors? Where do you get co-founders? Do you have tech skills? And all sorts of questions begin to pop up.
While I don’t know much about tech startups, I have an idea what energy startups are up to and what the majority are building (Not hydrogen). I also have an idea about how they keep costs low and benefit investors.
Our upcoming webinar is focused on preventing startups from losing money by way of reducing tax liabilities.
Fortunately , Nigeria has a variety of options for energy startups. But, I noticed founders have difficulty identifying the tax benefits accruing to their business and how they can leverage it. So, they just pay the usual taxes applicable generally. Many are not aware that Nigeria has a structure for the usage of tax equity finance - a common RE project finance method in the West.
This, among many other tax reduction strategies, will be discussed at our webinar coming up this weekend. You only have to click on the form link to register. https://forms.gle/xcLuV97W8eiMqGq5A