Tax Literacy and SSRA Compliance

Tax mistakes in South Sudan are expensive and avoidable. This course explains what is owed, when it is due, and how to prove it was paid.

Participants calculate PAYE, corporate income tax and withholding tax on worked examples, walk through customs duty on imports, and practise completing SSRA returns.

A dedicated session covers donor-funded projects: exemptions, fiscal agency arrangements and the records the South Sudan Revenue Authority expects to see.

Indicative outline

• Overview of the Taxation Act 2009
• PAYE and personal income tax obligations
• Corporate income tax and withholding tax
• Customs duties and import obligations
• Periodic SSRA filings and record keeping
• Fiscal agency arrangements for donor-funded projects

Who should attend

• Finance and admin teams
• Companies newly registered in South Sudan
• NGOs managing statutory obligations

Group size is normally 15–25 participants for open sessions. In-house cohorts are sized to your team.

Dates and fees

This course runs on request. Open sessions are scheduled once a cohort is formed, and in-house delivery is scheduled around your team’s calendar.

Fees depend on duration, group size, location and whether materials are developed from scratch or adapted. Send us the scope and we will quote it.

• Mode: In-person / Online
• Indicative duration: 2 days
• Location: Juba, at your premises, or in the state where your team works
• Language: English; Arabic facilitation available