Source-cited draft: personal income tax for Cuba (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Personal income tax (Impuesto sobre los Ingresos Personales) | For fiscal year 2024 settled in 2025, Law No. 174/2024 replaced the previous 5-band scale (10%–50%) with a more gradual 10-band progressive scale running from 5% to 50%. The scale applies to self-employed workers (TCP), artists, intellectuals, journalists, usufruct holders, landholders and other individual producers. The exact bracket boundaries below should be confirmed against the published scale. | |
| Annual minimum exempt amount (mínimo exento) | 39,120 CUPLey No. 174/2024 del Presupuesto del Estado | |
| Progressive scale structure (2025) | 10 brackets, from 5% on the first taxable band up to 50% on income exceeding 1,000,000 CUPLey No. 174/2024 del Presupuesto del Estado | |
| Bracket 1 rate | 5% on the first 25,000 CUP of taxable incomeLey No. 174/2024 del Presupuesto del Estado | |
| Top bracket rate | 50% on taxable income exceeding 1,000,000 CUPLey No. 174/2024 del Presupuesto del Estado | |
| Intermediate bracket rates (bands 2–9) | Rates rise gradually between 5% and 50% across the eight intermediate bands; exact band boundaries to be confirmed against the published Ley 174/2024 scaleLey No. 174/2024 del Presupuesto del Estado |
For fiscal year 2024 settled in 2025, Law No. 174/2024 replaced the previous 5-band scale (10%–50%) with a more gradual 10-band progressive scale running from 5% to 50%. The scale applies to self-employed workers (TCP), artists, intellectuals, journalists, usufruct holders, landholders and other individual producers. The exact bracket boundaries below should be confirmed against the published scale.
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Other Cuba computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| MIPYME partners — personal income tax on dividends | Progressive scale with a maximum marginal rate of 20% on dividends distributed to MIPYME partners (per DL93/2024 scale)Decreto-Ley No. 93/2024 |
| Deductible expenses | Documented expenses for carrying on the activity, taxes paid relating to the activity, rental payments to authorized state entities, and restoration/preservation contributions are deducted from gross income before the scale appliesLey No. 113 del Sistema Tributario |
| Annual filing deadline (Declaración Jurada) | 30 April of the year following the fiscal yearLey No. 113 del Sistema Tributario |
| Early-payment bonus | 5% bonus (reduction) for paying the annual settlement before 28 FebruaryDecreto-Ley No. 93/2024 |
| Advance payments | Self-employed and individual taxpayers make periodic (monthly/quarterly) advance payments during the year, reconciled in the annual Declaración JuradaLey No. 113 del Sistema Tributario |
| Non-resident taxation | Non-residents are taxed only on Cuban-source income; employment income earned through Cuban entities is subject to withholdingLey No. 113 del Sistema Tributario |
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