🇨🇬 Congo-Brazzaville

Net salary in Congo-Brazzaville: the new ITS

Congo-Brazzaville: 5 income tax brackets from 0.2% to 30% in 2026. The EXPATRIATION.IO calculator turns gross salary into net take-home pay using the official scale and employee social contributions.

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Net annual salary
46,800 CFA
Net monthly salary
3,900 CFA
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Effective tax rate
6.4%
Marginal rate
0.2%
Income tax
1,200 CFA
Social contributions
2,000 CFA
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The ITS family quotient (arts. 116 A-116 F: 1 to 6.5 parts) is not modelled: figures are for a single taxpayer with one part, and the tax is lower for married taxpayers or those with children. Rounding of the base down to the lower 1,000 XAF (art. 116 A) is not applied (at most 300 XAF difference; observed payroll practice also omits it). Confirm with the DGID.

Tax breakdown by bracket

BracketRateAmountTax
0 CFA615,000 CFA0.2%38,400 CFA75 CFA
Minimum perception+ 1,125 CFA
Income tax1,200 CFA

Social contributions breakdown

CNSS (pension)2,000 CFA
Social contributions2,000 CFA
Gross annual salary50,000 CFA
Income tax1,200 CFA
Social contributions2,000 CFA
Total deductions3,200 CFA
Net annual salary46,800 CFA
Net monthly salary3,900 CFA

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🇨🇬 Congo-Brazzaville

Congo-Brazzaville taxes salaries through the ITS (impot sur les traitements et salaires), created by the 2026 finance law (Law 42-2025 of 31 December 2025) to replace the salary component of the IRPP (CGI arts. 114-116 I). Annual scale per part: a flat 1,200 XAF up to 615,000 XAF, then 10%, 15%, 20% and 30% above 5,000,000 XAF (art. 116 G). The base is gross pay minus the 4% employee CNSS pension contribution (base capped at 1,200,000 XAF/month), then a 20% lump-sum deduction (art. 116). The 0.5% CAMU solidarity contribution applies to the fraction of monthly pay, net of CNSS, above 500,000 XAF; it is not deductible from the base. Figures shown are for a single taxpayer (one part).

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Tax system in Congo-Brazzaville

Since 1 January 2026, Congo-Brazzaville applies the ITS (salary tax) created by the 2026 finance law (Law 42-2025) to replace the salary component of the IRPP. The new per-part scale runs from a flat 1,200 XAF on the first band to 30% above 5,000,000 XAF per year, after deducting the 4% CNSS pension contribution and a 20% lump-sum allowance. The 0.5% CAMU solidarity contribution applies to the fraction of monthly pay above 500,000 XAF. Figures shown are for a single taxpayer (one part). Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire, the country's oil hub, concentrate formal employment and the expatriate community.

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Source: sgg.cg (JO, loi 42-2025) · Tax year 2026 · Last updated July 2026