Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Guyana (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporation tax rates and base | Corporation tax distinguishes 'commercial' companies (mainly trading/distribution and telecoms) from 'non-commercial' companies. A minimum corporation tax applies to commercial companies on turnover. | |
| Commercial company rate | 40% of chargeable profits (or 2% minimum corporation tax on turnover, whichever is higher)Corporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) | |
| Non-commercial company rate | 25% of chargeable profitsCorporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) | |
| Minimum corporation tax (MCT) | 2% of turnover for commercial companies, payable where it exceeds the tax computed on chargeable profitsCorporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) | |
| Telephone company rate | 45% of chargeable profitsCorporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) | |
| Tax base | Chargeable profits = accounting profit adjusted for tax (non-deductibles added back, capital allowances and exempt income removed)Corporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) | |
| Capital gains | 20% capital gains tax on net chargeable gains; gains on assets held under 12 months taxed as ordinary income at corporate rates |
Corporation tax distinguishes 'commercial' companies (mainly trading/distribution and telecoms) from 'non-commercial' companies. A minimum corporation tax applies to commercial companies on turnover.
Other Guyana computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| WHT on dividends to non-residents | 20% (subject to reduction under a double taxation treaty)Income Tax Act (Cap 81:01) — withholding provisions |
| WHT on interest / royalties / management fees / rent to non-residents | 20% final WHT on gross payments to non-residentsIncome Tax Act (Cap 81:01) — withholding provisions |
| WHT on local bank/savings interest | 20% final withholding tax on interest from banks and financial institutionsIncome Tax Act (Cap 81:01) — withholding provisions |
| WHT return and remittance deadline | Due by the 14th day of the month following the month of paymentIncome Tax Act (Cap 81:01) — withholding provisions |
| Corporation tax return & payment deadline | 30 April following the income year; balance of tax payable by 30 AprilCorporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) |
| Advance (quarterly) corporation tax | Quarterly advance instalments on 1 April, 1 July, 1 October and 31 December; balance with the return by 30 AprilCorporation Tax Act (Cap 81:03) |
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