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In anticipation of the deadline for subscribing to the tax declaration on profits and profits for the fiscal year 2024, income 2023, the Services are informed that the following instructions are issued concerning the receipt and processing of the declaration of the profits and profits tax (IBP) with regard to the legal obligation to certify the financial statements of companies.

The Minister of State, Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals and the Minister of Finance, Considering the Constitution, as amended and supplemented to date by Law No. 11/002 of January 20, 2011 revising certain provisions of the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Congo of February 18, 2006, especially in its article 93; Having regard to the Uniform Act relating to general commercial law; Considering the Uniform Act relating to the Law of commercial companies and economic interest groups; Having regard to Ordinance-Law No. 12-356 of November 6, 1957 relating to the issuance of documents, certificates and the legalization of signatures;

The General Directorate of Administrative, Judicial, State and Participation Revenues, DGRAD in acronym, brings to the attention of legal and natural persons, subject to numbering taxes, import-export number granting, annual surface rights per square to the annual fee for approval of purchase and sale counters of authorized mineral substances, the annual operating fee for security companies, the annual fee on ordinary concessions, the fee on the possession of radio channel frequencies and televisions, as well as PTNTIC royalties? that the payment deadline is March 31, 2024.

the Directorate General of Taxes invites all taxpayers subject to Income Tax (IBP) according to the common law regime, to strict compliance with Ministerial Decree No. 014/CAB/MIN/FINANCES/2023 of MAY 16, 2023 which establishes the implementing measures of Article 41 of Law No. 004/2003 of MARCH 13, 2003 reforming tax procedures, as amended and supplemented to date, relating to the certification of annual financial statements summary of companies having to complete the tax declaration on profits and profits.

The Directorate General of Revenue of Kinshasa, DGRK in acronym, reminds taxpayers, natural and legal persons, subject to acts generating non-tax revenue, in particular below: - the pollution tax on installations classified as category 1b and II;

The Minister of Finance informs the public that he has implemented software for requesting vehicle registration plates. This software will allow applicants to submit their files online and pay without the need to physically go to an office of the Directorate General of Taxes.

We kindly ask you to find, below, the deadlines for the legal and tax procedures to be carried out during the month of February 2024: 1 - Submission of the declaration and proof of payment of the property tax; - Submission of the declaration and proof of payment of the Rental Income Tax; 10 - Filing with the competent customs office of the declaration of excise products covering the previous month by the manufacturer of the goods or the supplier of the services referred to in Article 3 of the Excise Code; - Filing of statistics (sales, service, production, import and export) with:

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The tax code updated on July 10, 2023 in its book 1, first part, page 43 sets the sales prices of the pair of vehicle registration plates, including the security screws, are set as follows:

In light of new decrees signed on December 7, 2023 and published in the official journal in the special issue of December 14, 2023 relating to the rate of property tax and the tax on rental income as well as the methods of collecting the 'IRL on housing allowances for employees in the city of Kinshasa, we have the advantage of inviting you to a tax morning that the FEC is organizing on January 18, 2024 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at its headquarters.

The new 3% tax on consumers of electrical energy from the national electricity company (SNEL SA.) in the Democratic Republic of Congo has not yet been implemented on its customers, we have learned Tuesday from an administrative source. “This tax is not yet applicable to domestic customers. It will only concern high-voltage mining customers,” declared Fabrice Lusinde Wa Lusangi, general director of SNEL. For him, this information was only a circular that the national electricity company received from the Electricity Sector Regulatory Authority (ARE).

The National Electricity Company comes in our circular to inform high voltage customers, consumers of electrical energy, of the introduction of the new tax set at 3%, which will apply from the invoice for the month of January 2024 . With reference to the interministerial decree