Compliantly move and pay employees in Angola.
No in-country entity needed.
Breedj offers global mobility solutions in Angola. Through the Breedj platform, businesses of all sizes can compliantly relocate and pay local nationals and expats alike.
Our platform provides a range of solutions that simplifies the processes, allowing your business to operate seamlessly and in full compliance with local employment laws.
Angola is a rapidly developing country with a growing economy, making it an attractive destination for international businesses looking to expand their operations. With vast natural resources and a strategic location in southern Africa, Angola offers many opportunities for businesses seeking to tap into the African market.
Angola’s political stability has improved significantly in recent years, with a democratically elected government and a commitment to promoting foreign investment. Additionally, Angola’s government has implemented a range of policies to attract foreign investors, including tax incentives and streamlined business registration processes.
The most widely spoken languages in Angola are Portuguese, Umbundu, Kimbundu, and Kikongo, making it relatively easy for businesses with Portuguese-speaking staff to communicate with local employees and customers.
Angola presents many opportunities for international businesses, particularly in sectors such as oil and gas, mining, agriculture, and tourism. With Breedj’s global mobility and employee relocation services, we can help your organization navigate the complexities of relocating to Angola, ensuring a smooth and successful transition.
In Angola, various types of temporary visas may be granted to foreign nationals who intend to come to the country, depending on the reason and period of stay. The appropriate visa for undertaking remunerated activities in Angola is the Work Visa, which is granted for 365 days and is extendable for equal time periods until the end of the term of the employment agreement that justified the visa.
Tourism Visas are granted by Consular Missions at the applicant’s country of origin or residence, for business prospection or family reasons, and for engaging in scientific and technological activities, as well as to those foreign nationals who intend to stay in Angola for recreational, sporting, or cultural activities. Tourism Visas allow their holder to stay in the country for 30 days, which can be extended twice for the same time period. It is important to note that Tourism Visas do not allow their holders to perform remunerated activities in the country, for which a Work Visa is required.
Temporary Stay Visas, which are granted for 365 days and are extendable for the same time period, until the end of the term of the reason that justified the visa, may be granted in the following circumstances:
Before applying for a Work Visa, a favorable opinion from the entity overseeing the sector of activity in Angola is required. The Work Visa must be applied for at the Angolan Consulate or Embassy in the applicant’s country of origin or residence.
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By partnering with Breedj, you can eliminate the need to establish an in-country entity, and thus, saving valuable time and resources while benefiting from our local expertise to guarantee full compliance for your business operations.
Our platform has been designed to seamlessly take care of every aspect of the local employment environment, while you focus on your core operations.
We handle employment contracts for both global employees and contractors.
Breedj ensures full compliance with your workers' local labor laws.
Our platform ensures accurate and timely international salary payments.
Leverage Breedj's extensive expertise to navigate diverse employment laws.
Breedj handles tax & mandatory contributions as required by local labor laws.
Your workers are paid in their local currency, directly to their bank account.
In Angola, the Labor Income Tax (IRT) is levied on the income of self-employed workers (liberal, commercial, and industrial professionals) or employees (dependent workers). All remuneration received in the form of wages, salaries, fees, allowances, gratuities, subsidies, prizes, commissions, participations, attendance fees, emoluments, participation in fines, costs, and other remuneration constitute income from work accessory for the purposes of this tax.
The Labor Income Tax (IRT) is payable by natural persons, whether residing or not, in the national territory, whose income is obtained from services rendered, directly or indirectly, to natural or legal persons with domicile, head office, effective management, or permanent establishment in the country.
The PIT Code foresees the segmentation of income into Groups, namely:
When the taxable income is determined by the service provided based on one’s accounting records, the available records of purchases, sales, and services rendered, or the data available by the tax authorities according to the specific rules applicable to taxpayers of Group B, the tax is subject to a 25% tax rate. Taxpayers maintaining accounting books and records, simplified accounting model, or purchase and sale or services provided registration book are allowed to deduct up to 30% of incurred expenses in the computation of taxable income. Taxpayers of Group B with no organized nor simplified accounting models are not entitled to deduct costs, and the tax is levied over all income.
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Value-Added Tax (VAT) is levied on the transfer of goods, the provision of services carried out in the national territory, for consideration, by a taxable person, acting in that capacity, as well as on the importation of goods in Angola.
The Value-Added Tax rates are as follows:
It is important to note that taxable persons who engage in commercial or industrial activities must register for VAT purposes with the Angolan tax authorities. Registered taxpayers must file regular VAT returns and remit VAT due to the tax authorities.
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Breedj stands out as the preferred global employment solutions provider for several reasons, offering organizations a competitive edge with a range of scalable global employment solutions.
Drastically reduce administrative and overhead costs related to managing global employees.
Stay up to date with the ever changing global legislations, policies and local labor laws.
Get direct access to our global employment experts to mitigate legal risks and penalties.
Bypass the complexities associated with establishing a branch office or in-country.
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