Africa

Senegal: tax at a glance

A Francophone West African economy within UEMOA, with a 30% company tax, 18% VAT and a 43% top personal rate on residents' worldwide income.

Worldwide (residence-based) Last verified

The taxes

Personal income (top)
43%Progressive, with the top marginal rate reaching 43%.
Corporate income
30%
Capital gains
Taxed at standard personal income tax rates, topping out at 43%.
VAT / TVA
18%
Dividends (WHT)
10%
Interest (WHT)
16%
Royalties (WHT)
20%
Social security (employee)
About 5.6%, paid into the IPRES pension fund.
Social security (employer)
About 16%, covering the IPRES pension, family allowances and work injury.
Wealth tax
None
Inheritance / estate
Succession and registration duties.
Property tax
A property tax on built property, about 5% of rental value.
Other
A flat employer wage contribution, the CFCE, at 3%.

How the system works

Tax system
Worldwide (residence-based)
Foreign income
Taxed (worldwide)
Taxes by citizenship
No
Exit tax
No
CFC rules
No
CRS
Not participating

The rates below are indicative headline figures (top marginal, standard, and headline rates), reviewed 2026-07. Brackets, surcharges, and state, provincial or cantonal taxes vary. Treat this as a reference map, not advice.

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