Tax and social security liabilities February 2021

Payment of January 2021 IPRES contributions for companies with 20 or more employees.
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Deadline Nature of obligation Services concerned
February 10 Payment of January 2021 IPRES contributions for companies with 20 or more employees. IPRES
February 15 Payment of January 2021 C.S.S. contributions for companies with 10 or more employees. C.S.S
February 15 Payment of 5% withholding tax on sums paid to third parties for services and rent in January 2021 for amounts over 20,000F per beneficiary. Recovery Office
February 15 Payment of withholding taxes on salaries (income tax, TRIMF, CFCE) for January 2021 for withholdings exceeding 20,000F. Recovery Office
February 15 Declaration and payment of VAT for January 2021 (including the statement of exempt and endorsed invoices). Recovery Office
February 15 Payment of the 2021 IMF (Corporate Tax) for companies subject to a penalty of 25% of the amount of:
• 0.5% of the net turnover ;
• Under no circumstances can the amount exceed > 5,000,000 francs.
Note: Exempt from IMF include, among others:
Companies that commenced their first operations during the year 2020 and closed their first balance sheet on 31/12 of said year (first fiscal year less than 12 months).
-New businesses for a period of 3 years from their date of establishment.
Recovery Office
February 15 – Payment of the first installment for income tax (IR) 2017 for sole proprietorships. (articles 213 & 214)
• The installment is equal to 1/3 of the income tax (IR) paid in 2020 for the year 2019.
Recovery Office
February 15 Payment of the first installment for corporate tax (IS) 2020 for companies.
• if the fiscal year 2019 is profitable, the installment equals 1/3 of the tax for 2019, paid in 2020.
• if 1/3 of the tax for 2019, paid in 2020, is lower than the IMF or if the fiscal year 2020 is in deficit, the installment equals the IMF.
Tax Service Center
February 28th -Filing of declaration for the Single Global Contribution (C.G.U) indicating, among other things:
• the amount of purchases from the previous year;
• the value of stocks as of January 1st and December 31st of the previous year;
• the gross turnover from January 1st to December 31st of the previous year;
• the amount of professional and private rents;
• Spontaneous payment of the C.G.U, < 100,000.
N.B: (1) Individuals whose annual gross turnover does not exceed 50 million are subject to the C.G.U.
The C.G.U does not apply:
– to liberal professions;
– to legal entities;
to real estate sales, leasing, or property management operations
(2) The amount of the C.G.U is fixed as follows:
– 5% for service providers – 2% for merchants and producers.

Tax Service Center

Municipal tax collection within the jurisdiction of the head office

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