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Angola

Basic Facts

Angola overview

African Union member country No.1 producer of oil in Africa, 2nd largest producer of diamonds in the world | Angolan kwanza (AOA) currency Legal system based on Portuguese civil law and customary law Politically stable presidential democratic country Double taxation agreements with six countries | Portuguese and English speaking

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Reasons For Doing Business In Angola

Tax benefits for companies in the free zones of Angola

Simplified tax regime for certain companies with turnover less than 250,000 USD

No Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) rules

More advantages​

  • Corporate income tax rate of 25%,
  • Tax on dividends, interests of 10% paid by Angolan companies,
  • Loss carry forward available for up to 5 years,
  • Inheritance, gift tax rate of 0.5%, 1%, 2%,
  • No wealth tax.

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