In a rapidly changing economic context in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) invites taxpayers to pay the second installment of the Personal Profit Tax (IBP) by September 30, 2024 at the latest. This measure follows a series of tax reforms implemented by the authorities to strengthen the mobilization of public revenue and stimulate the country’s economic development.
The IBP is a direct tax levied on profits made by individuals exercising an economic activity in the DRC. It constitutes an important source of financing for the State and contributes to ensuring the proper functioning of public services and the financing of infrastructure projects.
By inviting taxpayers to pay the second installment of the IBP, the DGI seeks to ensure better predictability of tax revenues and to promote more transparent management of public finances. This initiative is part of a comprehensive approach to strengthen tax governance and combat tax fraud and evasion.
It is therefore essential for taxpayers to meet this deadline of September 30, 2024 and to fulfill their tax obligation with all diligence. Indeed, the payment of the IBP contributes to the construction of a fairer tax system and the promotion of a healthy and dynamic economy in the DRC.
In conclusion, the second installment of the IBP represents a major challenge for taxpayers and for the economic development of the country. By demonstrating tax civic-mindedness and respecting their tax obligations, taxpayers actively participate in the construction of a fairer and more prosperous society for all.