Source-cited draft: vat / gst for Sudan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Value Added Tax (VAT) | Sudan operates a Value Added Tax under the Value Added Tax Act 1999, administered by the Sudan Taxation Chamber. The standard rate is 17%, with reduced/exempt treatment for certain essential goods and services. Thresholds and exemptions should be confirmed against the current law. | |
| Standard VAT rate | 17%Value Added Tax Act 1999 | |
| Reduced VAT rate (essential items) | 5% (e.g. certain food, healthcare, educational materials)Value Added Tax Act 1999 | |
| Zero-rated / exempt supplies | Exports and certain basic goods/services are zero-rated or exempt (confirm list)Value Added Tax Act 1999 | |
| VAT registration threshold | SDG 1,200,000 annual turnover (confirm — figure predates recent currency changes)Value Added Tax Act 1999 | |
| VAT return filing frequency | MonthlyValue Added Tax Act 1999 | |
| Reverse charge on imported services | VAT on imported services accounted for by the recipient (confirm mechanism)Value Added Tax Act 1999 |
Sudan operates a Value Added Tax under the Value Added Tax Act 1999, administered by the Sudan Taxation Chamber. The standard rate is 17%, with reduced/exempt treatment for certain essential goods and services. Thresholds and exemptions should be confirmed against the current law.
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Other Sudan computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Input VAT recovery | Registered taxpayers may credit input VAT against output VATValue Added Tax Act 1999 |
| VAT administering authority | Sudan Taxation Chamber (VAT department / local VAT office)Value Added Tax Act 1999 |
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