Income Tax Brackets 2025 Namibia Income. 2024 Tax Brackets Single Chart Rey Tiphani The table below depicts the individual income tax rates for 2024/25 Where the taxable amount- Tax Rate Does not Exceed N$ 100 000 No tax payable Exceeds N$ 100 000 but does not exceeds N$ 150 000 18% of the amount by which the taxable amount exceeds N$ 100 000 According to the tax brackets John must pay a base of N$59,000 tax per year, since he is in the 350 001 - 550 000 range, we also need to calculate the % on the amount above 350,000:
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The latest Namibian income tax rates for individuals and companies According to the tax brackets John must pay a base of N$59,000 tax per year, since he is in the 350 001 - 550 000 range, we also need to calculate the % on the amount above 350,000:
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Taxable Income N$ Rates of tax from years of assessment ending 2025/26 (N$) 0 - 100 000 Not taxable The table below depicts the individual income tax rates for 2024/25 Where the taxable amount- Tax Rate Does not Exceed N$ 100 000 No tax payable Exceeds N$ 100 000 but does not exceeds N$ 150 000 18% of the amount by which the taxable amount exceeds N$ 100 000 Additionally, the non-mining company tax rate has been proposed to be reduced to 28% for FY 2026/27
Tax Brackets 2024 Namibia Image to u. Increased income tax threshold for individuals to N$100,000 effective 1 March 2024 Increased "sin taxes" or excise taxes that generally apply for alcoholic beverages and tobacco products Introduction of adjustments to transfer duties and stamp duties brackets, including raising the exempt level to N$1.1 million and increasing the threshold for the 8% duty rate to N$3.15 million, effective. Substituting the 3:1 thin capitalization ratio with a new limit on interest deductions at 30% of taxable income before net interest, regardless of.
Tax Calculator 2025 Namibia Cecilia Leclerc. Taxpayers who earn income from more than one source should know that the tax rate applicable is for the combined income Taxpayers are required to submit a self-assessment return of income on or before 30 June of each year