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Income Tax for Self-Employed

Estimate your income tax and AOV and how much to put aside every month.

Your yearly profit

SRD

This is for individuals, such as the owner of an eenmanszaak. Deductions (for example mortgage interest) and credits are not included: fill in the income after those.

Set aside per month
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How is this calculated?

Dates

Sources

These tools follow the official rules as published. They are a guide, not tax or legal advice. Rules are checked daily against the official sources; when a rule changes we update it after verifying the official text.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the income tax rates for individuals in Suriname?

The first SRD 108,000 a year is tax-free. Then 8% up to SRD 150,000, 18% up to SRD 192,000, 28% up to SRD 234,000 and 38% above (Wet Inkomstenbelasting art. 34).

When do I file?

The provisional return by 15 April and the final return for the previous year by 30 April. The provisional assessment is paid in four instalments: 15 April, 15 July, 15 October and 31 December.

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