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Pre arrival procedures
Employment visas
Tax year
Tax returns and compliance
Tax rates
Sample income tax calculation
Pre arrival procedures
The employees of non nationals are required to apply for work permit within the National Office of Employment prior to the employee taking up an employment in Guinea.
It is therefore important that the expatriates employment contract and benefit package is structured in a tax efficient manner before the contract is submitted to the National Office on Employment.
Employment visas
Under the work permit procedure, the employer is required to apply for the visa. National Authorities are supposed to give response within 30 days maximum. Otherwise, the visa is supposed to be automatically granted.
Tax year
The Guinean tax year runs from 1st January to 31st December.
The Guinean resident for tax purposes must file their tax return before end of April.
The Guinean tax is paid in a basis of withholding on the monthly wages. Individuals are required to submit their annual revenue declaration by the end of April at the latest. The revenue taxes for the year N are based on the revenue earned during the previous year.
The total amount of tax revenues due by individuals are the result of the following rates by portion.
Portion of taxable income (GNF)
Rate (%)
From GNF 0 to 1 000 000
0
From GNF 1 000 001 to 5 000 000
5
From GNF 5 000 001 to 10 000 000
10
Above GNF 10 000 000
15
Information about Guinea:
Last updated 20 June 2011
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