Source-cited draft: personal income tax for Suriname (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Personal income tax rates and bands | Personal income tax is progressive with a 0% tax-free band and rates from 8% to 38%. The bands below reflect the figures applied since 1 January 2024 (tax-free amount raised to SRD 108,000). Older third-party summaries still quote pre-2024 SRD 3,000–38,000 bands; an accountant should confirm the bands in force for 2025. | |
| Tax-free amount (0% band) | SRD 108,000 per year (SRD 9,000 per month)Income Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) | |
| Band 1 rate (annual, above tax-free amount) | 8% on the first SRD 42,000 of taxable incomeIncome Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) | |
| Band 2 rate (annual) | 18% on taxable income from SRD 42,000 to SRD 84,000Income Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) | |
| Band 3 rate (annual) | 28% on taxable income from SRD 84,000 to SRD 126,000Income Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) | |
| Band 4 rate (annual, top band) | 38% on taxable income above SRD 126,000Income Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) | |
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Personal income tax is progressive with a 0% tax-free band and rates from 8% to 38%. The bands below reflect the figures applied since 1 January 2024 (tax-free amount raised to SRD 108,000). Older third-party summaries still quote pre-2024 SRD 3,000–38,000 bands; an accountant should confirm the bands in force for 2025.
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| 4% of wages, capped at SRD 4,800 per year (SRD 400 per month)Wage Tax Act (Loonbelasting) |
| Exemption for vacation allowance / bonus | SRD 10,016 exemptWage Tax Act (Loonbelasting) |
| Special (lump-sum benefit) rate schedule | 5% / 15% / 25% / 35% across the same SRD 42,000 / 84,000 / 126,000 thresholdsWage Tax Act (Loonbelasting) |
| Residence test | Individuals domiciled in Suriname are residents taxed on worldwide income; otherwise taxed only on Suriname-source incomeIncome Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) |
| Non-resident taxation | Non-residents taxed on Suriname-source income only; the same progressive rate schedule appliesIncome Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) |
| Annual return filing deadline | 30 June following the tax yearIncome Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) |
| Provisional/advance payments | Self-employed taxpayers make provisional payments during the year; final assessment settles the balanceIncome Tax Act 1922 (Inkomstenbelasting 1922) |
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