Learn about various types of income exempt from personal income tax in Cameroon, including allowances, scholarships, and compensation payments.
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The Basis of Assessment for Personal Income Tax in Cameroon
Explore how the basis for assessing personal income tax in Cameroon is determined, including the fixed abatement for wages and categories of taxable income.
How to Access Your Account Balance with MTN
Accessing your MTN account balance is straightforward. For your account balance, simply dial…
Cocoa and Coffee Prices Update for 4 July 2024
Update on cocoa and coffee prices as of 4 July 2024. Cocoa and robusta coffee prices for CAF London and FOB Douala.
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The Place of Assessment for Personal Income Tax in Cameroon
How to determine the place of assessment for personal income tax in Cameroon. Learn what counts as your tax assessment location based on your residence or economic interests.
Cameroon’s Trade Minister Calls for Agricultural Boost to Tackle Food Security
Cameroon’s Trade Minister calls for a “Marshall Plan” for agriculture in Africa to tackle food security during the WTO’s Aid for Trade Review.
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WTO Director General Meets with Cameroon’s Trade Minister
WTO DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala meets Cameroon’s Trade Minister to discuss the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference in Yaoundé in 2026.
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Who Is Exempt from Personal Income Tax in Cameroon?
See the exemptions from personal income tax in Cameroon for diplomats, international organization staff, and those engaged in discharge-taxed activities.
New Tax Filing Deadline Announced for Non-Residents
Tax deadline for non-residents in Cameroon! File your 2023 returns by Sept 1, 2024. Get assistance at www.impots.cm or call 8200.
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Who Needs to Pay Personal Income Tax in Cameroon?
Find out who is liable for personal income tax in Cameroon, including residents, non-residents, and those with economic interests in the country.