Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Zimbabwe (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate income tax rates and base (2025) | Companies are taxed on Zimbabwe-source income at a standard rate of 25% from 1 January 2025, plus a 3% AIDS levy on the tax. Special regimes apply to mining and certain incentivised sectors. | |
| Standard corporate income tax rate | 25%Finance Act, 2025 | |
| AIDS levy on corporate tax | 3% of the corporate income tax chargeable (effective combined rate approximately 25.75%)Finance Act (Chapter 23:04) | |
| Tax base | Taxable income from a Zimbabwe source (or deemed source), being gross income less exemptions and allowable deductionsIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) | |
| Mining company rate | Mining operations are taxed at a special rate (historically 24%/25%); separate royalty regime appliesIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) | |
| Special Economic Zone / incentivised investors | Reduced or 0% rates for approved investors in designated zones for an initial period (per investment licence terms)Finance Act (Chapter 23:04) | |
| Withholding tax on dividends (ZSE-listed) | 10% on dividends from Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed shares |
Companies are taxed on Zimbabwe-source income at a standard rate of 25% from 1 January 2025, plus a 3% AIDS levy on the tax. Special regimes apply to mining and certain incentivised sectors.
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| Withholding tax on dividends (unlisted / to non-resident) | 15% non-resident shareholders' tax on dividends from unlisted companiesIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) |
| Withholding tax on dividends (VFEX-listed) | 5% on dividends from Victoria Falls Stock Exchange-listed securitiesIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) |
| Withholding tax on royalties to non-residents | 15%, payable within 10 days of the date of paymentIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) |
| Withholding tax on interest to non-residents | 15% non-residents' tax on interest (reintroduced effective 1 January 2026; confirm 2025 treatment)Finance Act, 2025 |
| Double tax treaty relief | Reduced WHT rates (often 10% or less) under Zimbabwe's DTAs; relief must be claimed, it is not automaticIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) |
| Annual return filing | Self-assessment return (ITF12C) due 30 April after year-endIncome Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) |
| Provisional tax (QPDs) | Quarterly Payment Dates: 25 March (10%), 25 June (25%), 25 September (30%), 20 December (35%)Income Tax Act (Chapter 23:06) |
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