- The Republic of the Congo will apply a simplified VAT regime for non-resident digital service and marketplace suppliers from July 1, 2026.
- Foreign businesses with no physical presence must register online through the ARPCE portal and charge 18% VAT on qualifying B2B and B2C digital supplies to Congolese customers.
- There is no turnover threshold; VAT obligations start with the first taxable transaction.
- Digital marketplaces may be treated as deemed suppliers and must account for VAT on both platform transactions and their own commissions.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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