Thecuriouspan Consulting
We help individuals and small businesses navigate civil dispute resolution, contract reviews, and personal income tax declaration under the Personal Income Tax Act (PITA).
Clear, practical guidance for civil law matters and personal tax filing under PITA.
We assess your situation and outline the most suitable path—mediation, arbitration, or litigation—so you understand your options before committing to a process.
We help you organise income records, identify allowable deductions, and prepare your annual returns in line with the Personal Income Tax Act, avoiding penalties from late or incorrect filings.
We examine service agreements, tenancy contracts, and business terms to flag ambiguous clauses, unfair liability caps, and missing dispute resolution mechanisms before you sign.
We review your current filing status, outstanding obligations, and documentation gaps to ensure you meet all statutory deadlines and record‑keeping requirements.
We draft formal responses to tax authority queries, demand letters, or pre‑action notices, ensuring your position is clearly stated and legally grounded.
Common questions about civil law consultations and personal tax filing under the Personal Income Tax Act (PITA).
We assist with civil dispute resolution advice, including contract disagreements, property boundary issues, and minor tort claims. Our focus is on helping you understand your legal position and explore options like negotiation or mediation before formal litigation.
Under the Personal Income Tax Act (PITA), any individual earning income in Nigeria — whether from employment, business, or investments — is required to file an annual tax return. We can review your income sources and help determine your filing obligations.
Typically, you will need your pay slips, bank statements, previous tax clearance certificates, and records of any deductions or reliefs you plan to claim. We will guide you through the full list during your consultation.
Yes. We offer contract review services to identify key clauses related to scope of work, payment terms, termination conditions, and liability limits. Our goal is to ensure you understand your rights and obligations before committing.
Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the case and the method chosen. Mediation or negotiation can take a few weeks, while litigation may extend over several months. We will provide a realistic estimate based on your specific situation.
We offer a fixed-fee initial consultation to discuss your legal or tax concerns. The fee covers a one-hour session where we review your situation and outline possible next steps. Contact us for current rates.