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Taxes - Accounting

Tax rates | Accounting rules

Tax rates

Consumption taxes

Nature of the tax
Value-added tax (VAT)
Tax rate
18%
Reduced tax rate
10% regarding supply of certain foodstuffs and agricultural products, services of repairs, hairdressing and laundries. Banking and financial services, insurance and educational services and legal services supplied to individuals are exempted from VAT.
Other consumption taxes
No other tax.

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Corporate taxes

Tax rate

Income tax The standard  is 24%
Income tax for bank and  insurance companies. 30%
Income tax for companies with foreign participation of more than 30% of the capital 0% during the first three years of activity.
Capital gains taxation
There is no capital tax. For more information see the Deloitte Country Tax Guide.
Main allowable deductions and tax credit
Companies having at least 30% of foreign capital are exempted from tax during the first three years.
Other corporate taxes
Profit tax (15%)

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Individual taxes

Tax rate

Income tax 12%
Allowable deductions and tax credit
Certain professions enjoy deductions. Also, families with children have tax deductions.
Special expatriate tax regime
Non-residents (who spend less than 183 days annually in the country) are taxed at the same rate as nationals, but only on their belorussian revenues.

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Double taxation treaties

Countries with whom a double taxation treaty have been signed
List of countries having a double taxation agreement with Belarus
Withholding taxes
Dividends: 15%, Interest: 10%, Royalties: 15%
Bilateral agreement


We can indicate you which local taxes are applied to your product.

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Sources of fiscal information

Tax Authorities
Fiscal policy
Other domestic resources
Deloitte Tax Guide to Belarus
The official web portal of the President of Belarus

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Accounting rules

Tax year
The fiscal year begins on January 1st and ends on December 31 of the same year.
Accounting standards
Business accounting in Belarus is regulated by the Law “On Business Accounting and Book-Keeping”. The organization responsible is the Ministry of Finance. The norms are progressively being adapted to international norms. For more information, see the website of the National Investment Agency of The Republic of Belarus.
Accounting regulation bodies
Ministry of Finance
Accounting reports
The Balance sheet must be published the first day following the end of the previous recording period.
- Assets :
1 - long-term capital
2 - fixed assets
3 - current assets
- Liabilities :
1 - sources of possessed capital
2 - long-term obligations
3 - credit and other obligations
The profit and loss account :
1 - financial result
2 - distribution of profits
3 - budget expenses
4 - overheads on out-budget expenses and other capital
5 - movement of financial resources for investments in capital or other financial investments.
Publication requirements
There are no particular rules which require the annual publication of financial reports and their certification by an auditor.
Professional accountancy bodies
Audit and accounting agency
Certification and auditing
The controls of audit are compulsory for companies listed on the stock exchange, joint-venture companies and foreign companies.
The following companies are subject to compulsory audit:
-joint venture companies
-banks, insurance companies, offices representing foreign companies and foreign companies themselves
-listed companies
-companies whose annual revenue exceeds 600 000 EUR
Accounting news
National Investment Agency of The Republic of Belarus

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