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Namibia

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Nomad score 48/100 Compare
Top income tax 37.0% Territorial system
Corporate tax 31.0%
VAT 15.0% standard rate
Tax residency — 11 tax treaties

Namibia tax profile

Data year: 2026

Tax system
Territorial Namibia taxes income from a source within, or deemed to be within, Namibia. Residence, domicile and citizenship are generally not determinative; treaty relief and withholding rules apply to non-residents.
Top PIT rate
37.0%
Corporate tax rate
31.0%
VAT
15.0%
Capital gains tax
No Capital Gains Tax
Social security (employee)
0.9%
Social security (employer)
0.9%
Social security cap (annual)
NAD 132,000
Dividend withholding
20.0%
Interest withholding
10.0%
Royalty withholding
10.0%
Treaty count
11
Tax authority: Namibia Revenue Agency Website

Income tax brackets

Corporate
Corporate brackets
Bracket min Bracket max Rate
NAD 0 and above 31.0%
Personal income
Personal income brackets
Bracket min Bracket max Rate USD equivalent
NAD 0 NAD 100,000 0.0% $0 – $5,490
NAD 100,000 NAD 150,000 18.0% $5,490 – $8,240
NAD 150,000 NAD 350,000 25.0% $8,240 – $19,230
NAD 350,000 NAD 550,000 28.0% $19,230 – $30,200
NAD 550,000 NAD 850,000 30.0% $30,200 – $46,650
NAD 850,000 NAD 1,550,000 32.0% $46,650 – $85,100
NAD 1,550,000 and above 37.0% $85,100 +
Social security
Social security brackets
Bracket min Bracket max Rate USD equivalent
NAD 0 NAD 132,000 0.9% $0 – $7,250
Local currency: NAD

Tax flags

Territorial Exemption

Tax residency

Residency rules
There is no standalone day-count test for domestic tax liability. Income is taxed by source, with limited deeming provisions for certain foreign interest and copyright royalties received by Namibian residents. Double tax agreements may limit Namibian tax where no permanent establishment exists. Treaty employment-income relief often requires presence of not more than 183 days in Namibia, remuneration paid by a non-resident employer and not borne by a Namibian PE.
Exit tax
No
CFC rules
No

Filing information

Fiscal year
03-01 – 02-28
Filing deadline
30 June
Salaried individuals must file by 30 June each year. Farmers and business individuals by 30 September. Provisional payments: 40% by 30 August and at least 80% by 28 February (farmers exempt from the August payment). Companies file within seven months of financial year-end.

Sources

Change history

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