Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Madagascar (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate income tax (IR) rates and base | Companies are taxed under the Impôt sur les Revenus (IR). Large taxpayers (turnover ≥ MGA 400m) fall under the real regime at 20% of profit with a minimum tax; smaller taxpayers use a synthetic turnover-based regime. | |
| Standard corporate income tax (IR) rate — real regime | 20% of taxable profitCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR | |
| Turnover threshold for the real regime | Annual turnover exceeding MGA 400,000,000Code Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR | |
| Synthetic regime (turnover < MGA 400m) — Impôt Synthétique (IS) | 5% of turnover (commonly applied to 70% of turnover); minimum from MGA 16,000 to MGA 150,000 by activityCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — Impôt Synthétique | |
| Minimum CIT under the real regime — general activities | 1% of turnover plus MGA 1,000,000Code Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR | |
| Minimum CIT — agriculture, artisan, transport, industrial, hotel, mining | 1% of turnover plus MGA 500,000Code Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR | |
| Reduced rate — cooperative societies |
Companies are taxed under the Impôt sur les Revenus (IR). Large taxpayers (turnover ≥ MGA 400m) fall under the real regime at 20% of profit with a minimum tax; smaller taxpayers use a synthetic turnover-based regime.
Other Madagascar computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| 10% on interest and rebates distributed to membersCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR |
| Tax base | Net accounting profit adjusted for tax purposes (Madagascar-source income); territorial systemCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR |
| Withholding tax on dividends to non-residents (non-treaty) | 10%Code Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IRCM |
| Withholding tax on loan interest to non-residents (non-treaty) | 20%Code Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IRCM |
| Withholding tax on royalties, management and service fees to non-residents (non-treaty) | 10%Code Général des Impôts (Madagascar) — IR/IRCM |
| CIT return filing deadline (31 Dec year-end) | 15 May of the following yearCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) |
| CIT return filing deadline (30 June year-end) | 15 NovemberCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) |
| CIT payment | Provisional installments paid bimonthly; final balance due with the returnCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) |
| Withholding tax remittance deadline | By the 15th of the month following paymentCode Général des Impôts (Madagascar) |
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