Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Rwanda (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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Standard corporate income tax rate
28%Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022) as amended by 2025 reformsView source ↗
Small business turnover tax (turnover RWF 12m – 20m)
3% of turnover (lump-sum regime)Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Micro-enterprise flat tax, turnover RWF 2m – 4m
RWF 60,000 per yearIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Micro-enterprise flat tax, turnover RWF 4m – 7m
RWF 120,000 per yearIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Micro-enterprise flat tax, turnover RWF 7m – 10m
RWF 210,000 per yearIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
The standard corporate rate was reduced to 28% under the 2025 reform package, with reduced regimes for small businesses, micro-enterprises and registered investors. Companies make quarterly advance payments and file an annual return within three months of year-end.
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Micro-enterprise flat tax, turnover RWF 10m – 12m
RWF 300,000 per yearIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Reduced rate for company listing 30%+ of shares to the public
25% for 5 yearsIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Reduced rate for company listing 40%+ of shares to the public
20% for 5 yearsIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Corporate tax base
Worldwide business profit for resident companies (accounting profit adjusted for tax); Rwandan-source profit for non-residents/permanent establishmentsIncome Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Domestic withholding tax on dividends, interest, royalties and service fees
15%Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Reduced WHT on dividends/interest from listed securities
5%Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
WHT on public tender / public procurement payments
3% (15% if the supplier is not tax-registered)Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Quarterly advance CIT instalments
Due by the 6th, 9th and 12th month of the tax period (30 June, 30 Sept, 31 Dec for calendar-year taxpayers)Tax Procedures Law / Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
Annual CIT return and final payment deadline
Within three months after year-end (31 March for a 31 December year-end)Tax Procedures Law / Income Tax Law (Law No. 027/2022)View source ↗
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