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OpenAccountants is a trading name of Glimpse Ltd, a company registered in Malta. We do accounting and tax work for business owners under a separate written engagement. We are not a US CPA firm and do not perform audits; US returns are signed by a US CPA or enrolled agent named in your engagement. Our free skills and automated outputs are general reference material; using them does not create an engagement or submit a filing.

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VAT GST in Guinea

GuineaVAT / GSTTax year 2026

Guinea ordinary VAT working method for 2026, covering franchise and VAT-option tests, registration keys, supply classification, tax timing, taxable base, output tax, documented input deductions, the unchanged-goods reseller credit cap, monthly returns and credit/refund controls. Use it to distinguish exempt, zero-rated and outside-scope supplies; service cash receipts from invoice timing; and normal input tax from reverse charge or client withholding. It corrects the old fifteen-day return deadline to the enacted tenth-day rule and links the separate invoice-field control. Establish that the cited source versions govern the actual period, including any October rectification, before live use. Special sectors, detailed exemptions, mixed-use adjustments, electronic services and complete refund/portal procedures remain unresolved.

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Tax Overview in Guinea

GuineaIncome TaxTax year 2026

Guinea tax routing and cross-workpaper control for 2026. Use it before combining individual salary tax, corporate IS and IMF, VAT, CNSS, property or formation results. It identifies the correct country job, the governing-source-version prerequisite, the inputs still missing and the distinction between a tax year, a payment date and a credit balance. Rates and statutory thresholds stay in the domain Guides so a summary cannot silently contradict them. Two executable cases reconcile imported, independently validated liabilities without creating a new tax-rate table. The pack remains partial: transfer pricing, complete cross-border relief, specialised personal/company/VAT methods, employer-tax base reconciliation and parts of formation/reporting remain unresolved. AI review does not provide accountant attestation.

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Property Tax in Guinea

GuineaIncome TaxTax year 2026

Guinea CFU property and rental-income working method using the enacted March 2026 rate replacement, the enacted CGI base and DGI guidance updated in April 2026. Use it to test ownership and property scope, identify exemptions, build the ordinary occupied-property rental-value base, calculate CFU, and distinguish owner payment from rental withholding and its remittance. The governing version for the actual period must still be established, including any October rectification effect; otherwise outputs remain hypothetical analysis only. It preserves the previously reviewed four rate/base pairs and examples while adding substantive liability, valuation and collection steps. Vacant-property estimates, mixed use, part-year allocation, treaty relief, sanctions and detailed filing screens remain unresolved.

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VAT Invoice Control in Guinea

GuineaVAT / GSTTax year 2026

Guinea VAT invoice-field and arithmetic control using the full March 2026 replacement of CGI article 383 VI. Use it to check the sixteen fields, their conditional branches, source identifiers and totals after independently establishing invoice duty and the governing version, including any October rectification effect. Registration, taxability, the correct rate and input-credit entitlement are separate jobs. The examples assume that the March version governs and use independently validated tax amounts rather than establishing a VAT rate. If currentness is unconfirmed, produce hypothetical March-text analysis only and stop before a live compliance conclusion or a legally required correction request. Filing, sanctions and wider VAT coverage remain partial.

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Company Formation in Guinea

GuineaCompany FormationTax year 2026

Guinea company-formation and first-year compliance workflow for 2026, based on APIP's current published procedures and the OHADA Uniform Act on commercial companies. Use it to compare an individual business, SARL, SAS and foreign branch, collect the relevant incorporation evidence, distinguish subscribed capital from money paid in, reconcile the published APIP fee routes, and retain RCCM, tax identification and publication outputs. It also sets company-law accounts approval and registry-deposit controls. The statutory basis of Guinea-specific SARL and SA capital guidance remains unresolved; the regional CFA amount must not be relabelled as Guinean francs. Sector permissions, audit appointment, beneficial ownership, tax registration details and full accounting or tax filing methods need separate review.

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Corporate Income Tax in Guinea

GuineaIncome TaxTax year 2026

Guinea corporate income-tax and minimum-tax working method for an ordinary company in the declarative regime for 2026. Use it to test IS versus TPU scope, bridge accounting profit to taxable profit, apply ordinary loss limits, select the statutory corporate rate, compute the prior-year-turnover IMF with the correct floor and ceiling, and reconcile instalments, annual settlement and distinct credit balances. It also distinguishes payer withholding from the company's own profit tax. The method uses enacted CGI provisions and finance-law amendments corroborated by the April 2026 DGI précis. Establish their applicability to the actual period, including any October rectification, before live use. Sector regimes, specialised deductions, group relief, treaty relief and complete transfer-pricing documentation remain separate gaps.

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Payroll Social in Guinea

GuineaPayrollTax year 2026

Guinea CNSS contribution working method for ordinary employees covered by the general social-security regime in 2026. Use it to identify registration evidence, assemble contributory remuneration, apply the monthly floor and ceiling published by CNSS, calculate employer and employee contributions, and reconcile the declaration and payment file. It distinguishes combined branch funding from employer-only costs and separates CNSS from salary income tax. The sources conflict on the remittance deadline: this Guide reports both and uses the earlier published agency date as an operational control without asserting that the decree changed. Special-category bases, partial months, multi-employer allocation and disputed assessments require separate review. Current salary-tax bands and complete payroll compliance remain unresolved.

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Income Tax in Guinea

GuineaIncome TaxTax year 2026

Guinea individual income-tax routing and ordinary monthly salary-tax working method for 2026. Use it to establish residence and salary territoriality, distinguish categorical taxes from the old annual IRPP idea, build the ITS base from cash pay and real-value benefits, test actual expense reimbursements and capped flat allowances, deduct employee compulsory contributions, and apply the monthly progressive bands. It separates the employee's tax from employer CNSS and salary taxes, explains local withholding, foreign-paid salary and annual employer statements, and flags year-end multi-source reconciliation. Applicability of the source versions, including any October rectifying law, must be established before live use. Non-employment income, treaty relief, exceptional payments and complete annual reconciliation remain explicit separate gaps.

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