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Ensure your team in the Republic of Congo is paid accurately and on time with our Payroll Outsourcing services. Gain expert support to keep your operations fully compliant with the Republic of Congo's Labour Code and tax regulations.
- Pay anyone in the Republic of Congo - no matter the currency.
- Manage employee benefits easily. Get the support you need to navigate employee contributions in Congo.
Flexible Payroll Solutions in the Republic of Congo.
Payroll solutions that adapt to your needs whether you are established or growing in the Republic of Congo.
Congo Payroll expertise at your fingertips
Over more than a decade, Africa HR Solutions has become a leading payroll service provider in the Republic of Congo and across Africa with a proven track record of success with over 400 clients across many industries.
A single point of contact
Avoid unnecessary headaches and mistakes – manage everything from a single point of contact. Your dedicated account manager is always available to assist with any queries you may have.
Self service portal for your talents in Congo
Give your team the tools they need to easily manage their payslips, leave allowances, and other claims. Powered by SAGE, the employee self-service portal will make their lives easier.
100% Compliant payroll operations
Ensuring your operations are carried out compliantly is a must. From country-specific employee contribution to tax policies, we make sure your company is up to code with the Republic of Congo’s legislation at all times.
Republic of Congo Country Overview
Geographic location: The Republic of Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) is a country found in the heart of Africa. The country is bordered northwest by Cameroon, to the north by the Central African Republic, to the east and south by the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to the southwest by the Angolan exclave of Cabinda, and to the west by Gabon.
Population: The Republic of Congo shows much promise with its young generation: 47% of the population is aged under 18.
Economy: Its economy is mainly driven by the oil and natural gas industry, placing the country as the third largest petrol producer in Sub-Saharan Africa, with petrol accounting for 80% of all exports. Despite it being rich in natural resources such as iron, phosphate and gold, the Republic of Congo does not possess any large-scale mining operations. The country still faces many challenges, such as poor electricity supply (only 66% in urban regions), which can halt investments.
Payroll in the Republic of Congo - What You Should Know
- Population: 5,657,017
- Gross Domestic Product (GDP): $12.52 B
- GDP Growth (April 2021): -3.5%
- Inflation, consumer prices: 1.7%
- Foreign Direct Investment (% of GDP): -18.9%
- Unemployment Rate: 23%
- Capital: Brazzaville
- Currency: Central African Franc
- Languages: French, Kituba, Lingala
Employer Contribution
- 20.29% of the employee’s emoluments must be contributed to social security.
Employee Contribution
- 0.04% of the employee’s emoluments must be contributed to social security.
Value-added tax (VAT)
The standard VAT rate is 18% in the Republic of Congo.
Paid Time-Off
Employees are generally entitled to at least one day of paid leave for every month of effective service in the Republic of Congo.
For workers under the age of 18, the amount is to be at least one and a half days of leave.
Sick Leave
There is no statutory sick leave in the Republic of Congo, but some employers grant a few days of paid sick leave to their workers.
Maternity Leave
In the Republic of Congo, women are entitled to a minimum of 14 weeks’ paid maternity leave at 67% of their regular wage. They must have accumulated at least 6 months of consecutive service to be eligible for this leave.
Paternity Leave
There is no statutory paternity leave in the Republic of Congo.
Unless stipulated otherwise, the required notice period is generally 14 working days as from the day of notification provided by the employer.
The notice period is increased by 7 working days per year of continuous service – date to date.
There is no statutory severance pay in the Republic of Congo.
- New Year’s Day (1st January)
- Easter Monday (13th April)
- Labor Day (1st May)
- Ascension Day (21st May)
- Ascension Day (1st June)
- Reconciliation Day (10th June)
- National Day of Congo (15th August)
- All Saints’ Day (1st November)
- Christmas Day (25th December)
Seeking a Reliable Payroll Partner in the Republic of Congo?
Pay your talents are paid on time and without error! Our team at Africa HR Solutions also provides your company the guidance you need to ensure that your operations comply with the Republic of Congo’s labour Code and tax policies. Over the years, we have played a pivotal role in the expansion of over 400 clients across Africa by providing reliable HR and payroll and cross-border payment outsourcing solutions.
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