The Algerian Tax Administration issued a Note pertaining to the issuance of government bonds starting from 17 April 2016. Interest income from those bonds will benefit from a tax exemption.
Subscriptions will be available for both individuals and companies. The interest rates will range from 5% to 5.75% in accordance with the reimbursement period.
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