# Kintsugi Sales Tax Guides for Africa

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Country-by-country VAT guides for African markets: rates, registration thresholds, digital-services rules, and filing deadlines for 2026 with Kintsugi.

The ultimate guides to mastering VAT, GST and consumption tax across Africa. From South Africa’s VAT to Nigeria’s VAT, our expert-crafted resources give you the clarity and confidence to navigate every scenario with ease.

## Africa Sales Tax Guides

Algeria's VAT rate is 19%, and foreign digital sellers register via a fiscal representative with no threshold. See 2026 rates, DGI filing, and rules.

Angola's VAT rate is 14%, and foreign B2C sellers register with no threshold via a local representative. See 2026 rates, AGT filing, and e-invoicing rules.

Cameroon's effective VAT rate is 19.25%, and foreign digital sellers must register with no threshold. See 2026 rates, DGI filing, and the new digital tax.

DR Congo's VAT rate is 16%, and from July 2026 foreign digital sellers must register with no threshold. See rates, DGI filing, and non-resident rules.

Egypt's VAT rate is 14%, and foreign digital sellers register through the Simplified Vendor Registration System. See 2026 rates, ETA filing, and thresholds.

Ethiopia's VAT rate is 15%, and a new VAT law makes foreign digital sellers register above ETB 2M. See 2026 rates, filing, and non-resident rules.

Ghana's VAT is 15% plus levies for a ~20% effective rate under the 2026 VAT Act, and foreign digital sellers must register. See rates, GRA filing, and rules.

Guinea's VAT rate is 18%, and imported digital services are taxed by reverse charge. See 2026 rates, DNI filing, thresholds, and non-resident rules.

Kenya's VAT rate is 16%, and foreign digital sellers must register with no threshold. See 2026 rates, KRA filing, eTIMS, and the SEP tax rules.

Mauritania's VAT rate is 16%, and non-resident services are taxed via a fiscal representative. See 2026 rates, DGI filing, and non-resident rules.

Morocco's VAT rate is 20%, and foreign digital sellers register from the first B2C sale via the new SIMPL portal. See 2026 rates, DGI filing, and rules.

Nigeria's VAT rate stays 7.5% under the 2026 tax reform, and foreign digital sellers must register. See 2026 rates, NRS filing, and registration rules.