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Taxes - Accounting

Tax rates | Accounting rules

Tax rates

Consumption taxes

Nature of the tax
Sales tax
Tax rate
There is no VAT in Cuba but there is a sales tax whose rate varies (from 2.5% to 25%) depending on the type of the product.
Reduced tax rate
Consumer goods serving as raw materials for industry or destined for export are exempted.
Other consumption taxes
Excise duties ("impuestos especiales") exist on alcohol and spirits, tobacco, fuel...

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Corporate taxes

Tax rate

Company tax for the MEC (Mixed Economy Company) and the parties of a contract of international economic association, subjects to a special tax regime. 30% of the taxable net profits.
Company tax for companies with total foreign ownership. 35%
Company tax for companies with total foreign ownership, if the company is set up in a free-trade zone. 0% (exemptions)
Capital gains taxation
Capital gains are taxed as ordinary income.
Main allowable deductions and tax credit
Exemptions exist in certain cases: foreigners and franchise holders located in free-trade zones or industrial estates are exempt of tax on profits and labor force tax.
Other corporate taxes
There is a tax on the use of the labor force (Impuesto por la utilización de la fuerza de Trabajo), a stamp tax, a road tax, a land tax, a property transfer and inheritance tax, social security contributions.

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Double taxation treaties

Countries with whom a double taxation treaty have been signed
See the list of countries having a double taxation agreement with Cuba
Withholding taxes
Dividends: 0%; Interest: 0%; Royalties: 0%.
Bilateral agreement


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

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Sources of fiscal information

Tax Authorities
Official Customs website
Other domestic resources
PI Management Association informations on the tax system

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Accounting rules

Tax year
The fiscal year begins on January 1st and ends on December 31st of the same year.
Accounting standards
In January 2006, the Cuban financial information standards (Normas Cubanas de Informaciones Financieras, NCIF) were developed, the result is a mixture of international standards and standards specific to Cuba.
Accounting regulation bodies
Ministry of Finance and Prices
Accounting reports
The accounting structure includes:
- The balance sheet which must be published on the first day following the end of the registration period. It should contain the assets (long-term capital, fixed assets, current assets), liabilities (Sources of owned capital, Long-term bonds, Credits and other bonds);
- The profit and loss account : Financial result, Profit distribution, Expenses on the budget, Expenses on extra-budget expenditures and other funds, Movement of financial resources for investments in capital or other financial investments.
Publication requirements
The Cuban accounting system imposes on public and\or private companies the duty to release, annually, a certain amount of financial and accounting information. This duty is with regard to:
- A balance sheet
- A profit and loss account
- An incoming and outgoing financial flow summary
- A report on capital evolution.
Professional accountancy bodies
ANEC
Certification and auditing
The financial statements of any entity subject to taxation in Cuba must be audited annually by an auditor that is duly authorized by the Ministry of Finance.
Accounting news
Website on accounting system
Article detailing former and current Cuban accounting systems (Spanish only).

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