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☛ EN Advice Taxes in Democratic Republic of Congo
    

Discussion in 'Democratic Republic of Congo' started by texkourgan, Aug 9, 2013.

  1. texkourgan

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    When working and/or living abroad, it is usually necessary to pay taxes in that country.

    Do you pay taxes in Democratic Republic of Congo? What are the main types of taxes (direct and indirect taxes)? What is the tax rate? Do you consider taxes high, low, or fair?

    Is it necessary to report at certain times of the year in Democratic Republic of Congo? Are taxes deducted at the source?

    Are there any dual tax agreements between Democratic Republic of Congo and your country?

    Thank you for sharing your tips, questions and advice!
     
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