Source-cited draft: payroll & social contributions for Sudan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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Source-cited draft. This skill is source-cited but has not been reviewed by a licensed practitioner. It may be incomplete, outdated, or wrong.
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| Social insurance and payroll withholding | Sudan's contributory social insurance is administered by the National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF). Employers and employees both contribute, and employers also withhold employment income tax (PAYE) at source. Rates below are drafts for accountant verification. | |
| Total NSIF contribution | 25% of gross salaryNational Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations | |
| Employer social insurance contribution | 17% of gross salaryNational Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations | |
| Employee social insurance contribution | 8% of gross salaryNational Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations | |
| Minimum contribution wage base | SDG 12,000 per month (minimum); no stated maximum capNational Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations | |
| Self-employed contribution | 25% on a wage base of SDG 15,000-20,000National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations | |
| Sudanese citizens working abroad | 23% contribution (voluntary scheme)National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations |
Sudan's contributory social insurance is administered by the National Social Insurance Fund (NSIF). Employers and employees both contribute, and employers also withhold employment income tax (PAYE) at source. Rates below are drafts for accountant verification.
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Other Sudan computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Employment income tax (PAYE) | Employer withholds income tax at progressive rates from salariesIncome Tax Act 1986 |
| PAYE remittance deadline | On or before the 15th of the month following deductionIncome Tax Act 1986 |
| NSIF contribution remittance | Remitted monthly to the National Social Insurance FundNational Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations |
| Old-age pension benefit basis | 30% of average monthly earnings after 180 months (15 years) of contributions, plus incrementsNational Social Insurance Fund (NSIF) regulations |
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