🇨🇮 Ivory Coast

Net salary in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast: 6 income tax brackets from 0% to 32% 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
46,850 CFA
Net monthly salary
3,904 CFA
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Effective tax rate
6.3%
Marginal rate
0.0%
Income tax
0 CFA
Social contributions
3,150 CFA
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Ivory Coast applies the single merged salary tax (the 2024 reform combined the former IGR, IS and Contribution Nationale into one tax on salaries), with the schedule applied to gross salary. The family-charge reduction (RICF) is modelled on the single-person basis (one part, no reduction); dependants reduce the tax further and are not modelled. The 75% abatement for retirees over 70, the 10% exemption for job-inherent expense allowances, and the dockers 1.5% rate are not modelled.

Tax breakdown by bracket

BracketRateAmountTax
0 CFA900,000 CFA0.0%50,000 CFA0 CFA
Income tax0 CFA

Social contributions breakdown

CNPS (pension)3,150 CFA
Social contributions3,150 CFA
Gross annual salary50,000 CFA
Income tax0 CFA
Social contributions3,150 CFA
Total deductions3,150 CFA
Net annual salary46,850 CFA
Net monthly salary3,904 CFA

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🇨🇮 Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast applies the single merged tax on salaries (impot sur les traitements et salaires). The 2024 reform combined the former IGR, individual tax and Contribution Nationale into one tax, with 6 progressive brackets from 0% to 32% applied to gross salary. The old 20% standard deduction and the family quotient were abolished. Employee CNPS pension contribution is 6.3%, capped at 3,375,000 XOF/month. Currency is XOF (CFA Franc), pegged to EUR at 655.957.

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Tax system in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast applies the Impot sur les Traitements et Salaires (ITS) with 10 progressive brackets from 0% to 40%. A 20% professional expense deduction reduces taxable salary before brackets are applied. The quotient familial system adjusts tax based on household composition. Employee CNPS pension contribution is 6.3%, capped at 2,700,000 XOF/month. Abidjan is the main economic centre and one of the largest cities in francophone West Africa, with a growing services and technology sector.

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Source: dgi.gouv.ci · Tax year 2026 · Last updated July 2026