Algeria’s National Tax Administration (NTA) announced an extended deadline for corporate income tax (CIT) filing on 14 April 2025. The new deadline is set for 31 May 2025. However, since 31 May falls on a holiday, the revised deadline is set for 1

Algeria's Directorate General of Taxes announced on 14 April 2025 that it had extended the deadline for the annual transfer pricing declaration, which must be submitted electronically, for the 2024 fiscal year. Taxpayers now have until 31 May

Algeria’s National Tax Administration (NTA) announced new measures on 31 March 2025 affecting the Unique Flat-Rate Tax (IFU) regime under the 2025 Finance Law. These amendments will enhance tax compliance while streamlining the IFU regime. The

Algeria’s Ministry of Finance has issued two key orders: the Order of 15 February 2024, outlining transfer pricing documentation requirements, and the Order of 25 February 2024, setting depreciation periods for fixed assets to calculate taxable

Algeria’s Ministry of Finance published the Finance Law 2025 in the Official Gazette on 26 December 2024, providing amendments for corporate taxation and VAT amongst various direct and indirect taxation policies. Corporate income tax The

Amel Abdellatif, Tax Commissioner of Algeria signed the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters (the Convention),  as amended by the 2010 protocol, on 10 October  2024. The Convention must first be ratified