Algeria’s government has quietly amended its corporate tax regime, a move that could reshape how local and diaspora-run businesses operate inside the country. The changes, quietly announced in a finance law in 2025, lower the headline rate from 26% to 23% for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and introduce a new 15% bracket for startups … Read more
Algeria’s recent decision to exempt agricultural businesses from corporate tax is reshaping the investment landscape for entrepreneurs and the diaspora. The measure, announced by the Ministry of Finance in late 2023 and detailed in the 2024 Finance Law, removes the 26% corporate tax rate for companies engaged in primary agricultural production, processing, and agri-tech. According … Read more
Algerian social enterprises have multiplied in the last three years, according to research published by Pioneers Post. The study, released in December 2021, highlights a sharp rise in businesses that blend profit with social or environmental impact, particularly in sectors like renewable energy, waste recycling, and local agriculture. The report identifies over 150 active social … Read more