Main Investment costs

Water: Basically, there is no municipal water supply. The main source of water for domestic use comes from wells. Pure water is available in the market at around 600 CFA francs per litre. Electricity: 90 CFA francs per kilowatt-hour for ordinary users and 110 CFA francs per kilowatt-hour for large users, plus 15% VAT. Liquefied […]

Laws, administrative procedures and guidelines

1. Laws on trade Equatorial Guinea has a free trade policy with no import quota restrictions. As a member of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC), Equatorial Guinea applies a uniform external tax rate established by CEMAC in 1993. Imports from other member countries are exempted from paying customs duties. 1.1 Related requirements […]

Policies and tax benefits

1. Corporate taxation 1.1 Taxation systems and regimes Equatorial Guinea has a territorial taxation system, with the main types of taxes including direct taxes on corporate and personal income, dividends and interest, value added taxes and property transfer taxes. Currently, Equatorial Guinea is experiencing economic hardship and declining fiscal revenues and tax incentives are basically […]

Contacts

Official organisations and investment mediators Government of Equatorial Guinea http://www.guineaecuatorialpress.com Diplomatic organisations Department of Economic and Business, Embassy of People’s Republic of China in Equatorial Guinea Address：Caracolas, Airport highway, Malabo, Rep. Guinea Ecuatorial PO Box：P.O.BOX No. 873, Malabo, Rep. Guinea Ecuatorial Phone：00240-666690971 Email：gq@mofcom.gov.cn http://gq.mofcom.gov.cn/ Embassy of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea in China Address: No.2 […]

Introduction to Malabo

The capital of Equatorial Guinea, Malabo, is located on the north coast of the island of Bioko, with the Mountain of Pico Basilé to the south and the Gulf of Guinea to the north. The population is about 210,000. Source: People’s Republic of China Ministry of Commerce “Country (region) guide for foreign investment co-operation (Equatorial […]

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Category: Major Cities of Portuguese Speaking Countries

Main Investment costs

Water: Basically, there is no municipal water supply. The main source of water for domestic use comes from wells. Pure water is available in the market at around 600 CFA francs per litre. Electricity: 90 CFA francs per kilowatt-hour for ordinary users and 110 CFA francs per kilowatt-hour for large users, plus 15% VAT. Liquefied […]

Laws, administrative procedures and guidelines

1. Laws on trade Equatorial Guinea has a free trade policy with no import quota restrictions. As a member of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC), Equatorial Guinea applies a uniform external tax rate established by CEMAC in 1993. Imports from other member countries are exempted from paying customs duties. 1.1 Related requirements […]

Policies and tax benefits

1. Corporate taxation 1.1 Taxation systems and regimes Equatorial Guinea has a territorial taxation system, with the main types of taxes including direct taxes on corporate and personal income, dividends and interest, value added taxes and property transfer taxes. Currently, Equatorial Guinea is experiencing economic hardship and declining fiscal revenues and tax incentives are basically […]

Contacts

Official organisations and investment mediators Government of Equatorial Guinea http://www.guineaecuatorialpress.com Diplomatic organisations Department of Economic and Business, Embassy of People’s Republic of China in Equatorial Guinea Address：Caracolas, Airport highway, Malabo, Rep. Guinea Ecuatorial PO Box：P.O.BOX No. 873, Malabo, Rep. Guinea Ecuatorial Phone：00240-666690971 Email：gq@mofcom.gov.cn http://gq.mofcom.gov.cn/ Embassy of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea in China Address: No.2 […]

Introduction to Malabo

The capital of Equatorial Guinea, Malabo, is located on the north coast of the island of Bioko, with the Mountain of Pico Basilé to the south and the Gulf of Guinea to the north. The population is about 210,000. Source: People’s Republic of China Ministry of Commerce “Country (region) guide for foreign investment co-operation (Equatorial […]