Source-cited draft: personal income tax for South Sudan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Personal income tax bands and rates | Personal income tax (PIT) is progressive on monthly income in SSP. The Financial Act 2023/2024 raised the tax-free threshold to SSP 20,000/month, and the Financial Act 2024/2025 left the PIT bands unchanged. Bands are applied progressively to monthly taxable income. | |
| Tax-free threshold (monthly) | SSP 20,000Taxation Act, 2009 (as amended by Financial Act 2023/2024) | |
| Band 1 — up to SSP 20,000/month | 0%Taxation Act, 2009 (as amended by Financial Act 2023/2024) | |
| Band 2 — SSP 20,001 to 40,000/month | 5%Taxation Act, 2009 (as amended by Financial Act 2023/2024) | |
| Band 3 — SSP 40,001 to 57,000/month | 10%Taxation Act, 2009 (as amended by Financial Act 2023/2024) | |
| Band 4 — SSP 57,001 to 90,000/month | 15%Taxation Act, 2009 (as amended by Financial Act 2023/2024) | |
| Band 5 — SSP 90,001 and above/month | 20%Taxation Act, 2009 (as amended by Financial Act 2023/2024) |
Personal income tax (PIT) is progressive on monthly income in SSP. The Financial Act 2023/2024 raised the tax-free threshold to SSP 20,000/month, and the Financial Act 2024/2025 left the PIT bands unchanged. Bands are applied progressively to monthly taxable income.
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| PIT bands under Financial Act 2024/2025 | Bands and rates unchanged from 2023/24Financial Act 2024/2025 |
| Residence test for individuals | Resident if domiciled in South Sudan or present for 183 days or more in the tax yearTaxation Act, 2009 |
| Non-resident employment income | Taxed on South Sudan-source employment income at the same PIT bands via withholdingTaxation Act, 2009 |
| Collection method for employment income | Withheld monthly by the employer (PAYE-equivalent)Taxation Act, 2009, Chapter on Withholding on Wages |
| Wage withholding remittance deadline | By the 15th of the month following the payroll monthTaxation Act, 2009 |
| Rental income (real estate sector) | 30% tax on rental investment income, less allowable deductionsFinancial Act 2024/2025 |
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