Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Eritrea (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate income tax and withholding | Companies operating in Eritrea are taxed on business profits under the Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011. The headline rate is reported inconsistently across country guides (30% vs 33%), so the figure should be confirmed against the Proclamation. The mining/petroleum sector is taxed under separate legislation at higher rates. | |
| Standard corporate income tax rate | 30%Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 | |
| Alternative headline rate cited by some guides | 33%Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 | |
| Mining / petroleum sector corporate rate | Higher rate (commonly cited around 38%) under sector-specific mining lawMining Proclamation / Mining Income Tax Proclamation | |
| Tax base | Net business profit (taxable income after allowable deductions)Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 | |
| Withholding tax on dividends (to non-residents) | 5%Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 | |
| Withholding tax on interest (to non-residents) | 10% |
Companies operating in Eritrea are taxed on business profits under the Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011. The headline rate is reported inconsistently across country guides (30% vs 33%), so the figure should be confirmed against the Proclamation. The mining/petroleum sector is taxed under separate legislation at higher rates.
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| Withholding tax on royalties (to non-residents) | 10%Income Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 |
| Corporate return filing / payment | Annual return filed after the close of the tax year, with tax payable on assessmentIncome Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 |
| Capital gains | Gains generally taxed as business income; no separate general CGT regime widely documentedIncome Tax Proclamation No. 24/2011 |
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