Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Equatorial Guinea (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Social security and payroll contributions | Employers and employees contribute to the National Institute of Social Security (INSESO) and the Work Protection Fund (WPF). Employment income tax is withheld by the employer at source. | |
| Employer INSESO contribution | 21.5% of gross salarySocial Security Law of Equatorial Guinea (INSESO) | |
| Employer Work Protection Fund (WPF) contribution | 1% of gross salaryWork Protection Fund regulations, Equatorial Guinea | |
| Employee INSESO contribution | 4.5% of net salarySocial Security Law of Equatorial Guinea (INSESO) | |
| Employee Work Protection Fund (WPF) contribution | 0.5% of net salaryWork Protection Fund regulations, Equatorial Guinea | |
| Total employer social contribution | 22.5% of gross salary (21.5% INSESO + 1% WPF)Social Security Law of Equatorial Guinea; Work Protection Fund regulations | |
| Total employee social contribution | 5% of net salary (4.5% INSESO + 0.5% WPF)Social Security Law of Equatorial Guinea; Work Protection Fund regulations |
Employers and employees contribute to the National Institute of Social Security (INSESO) and the Work Protection Fund (WPF). Employment income tax is withheld by the employer at source.
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| Contribution wage base / cap | No statutory ceiling published in consulted sourcesSocial Security Law of Equatorial Guinea (INSESO) |
| Payroll income-tax withholding (PAYE-equivalent) | Employer withholds personal income tax on salaries at source per the IRPF progressive scaleGeneral Tax Code of Equatorial Guinea (Personal Income Tax) |
| Payroll / social contribution remittance | Monthly remittance to the tax authority and INSESO, generally within 15 days of the following monthGeneral Tax Code of Equatorial Guinea; Social Security Law of Equatorial Guinea |
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