Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Guinea-Bissau (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Social security (INPS) and payroll withholding | Social security in Guinea-Bissau is administered by the Instituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS). Employers withhold both the employee INPS contribution and IRPS (PAYE-equivalent) from wages and remit them, together with the employer contribution, on a monthly basis. | |
| Employer INPS social-security contribution | 14% of gross salaryInstituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS) contribution rules | |
| Employee INPS social-security contribution | 8% of gross salaryInstituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS) contribution rules | |
| Combined INPS contribution rate | 22% of gross salary (14% employer + 8% employee)Instituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS) contribution rules | |
| Contribution wage base / ceiling | No minimum or maximum earnings ceiling reported — contributions apply to full gross salaryInstituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS) contribution rules | |
| Work-accident / occupational risk insurance | Additional employer surcharge of roughly 2%–10% depending on sector/risk classInstituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS) / labour-accident insurance rules | |
Social security in Guinea-Bissau is administered by the Instituto Nacional de Previdência Social (INPS). Employers withhold both the employee INPS contribution and IRPS (PAYE-equivalent) from wages and remit them, together with the employer contribution, on a monthly basis.
Other Guinea-Bissau computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Payroll income-tax withholding (PAYE-equivalent) |
| Employer withholds IRPS on salaries each month using the progressive IRPS scaleImposto sobre o Rendimento das Pessoas Singulares (IRPS) statute |
| Monthly remittance deadline (INPS and withheld IRPS) | By the 15th of the following monthINPS contribution rules; Código Geral Tributário (withholding remittance) |
| Periodic payroll statements | Quarterly statements due within 15 days of quarter-endINPS / DGCI payroll reporting rules |
| Annual payroll/withholding summary filing | 31 March of the following yearDGCI annual payroll reconciliation rules |
| Employer registration obligation | Employers must register with INPS and obtain a NIF before running payrollINPS registration rules; DGCI NIF rules |
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