The DGI urges taxpayers to meet tax deadlines before July 1, 2026.

The General Directorate of Taxes (DGI) has urged all taxpayers to adhere to the tax deadlines set before July 1, 2026. The tax administration emphasizes that all declaration and payment operations must be carried out exclusively through its digital platforms, as part of the ongoing digitalization of tax services.

This initiative aims to simplify administrative procedures, enhance service quality, and strengthen the efficiency of tax management.

Companies Subject to the Second Provisional Installment

The DGI specifies that companies subject to corporate tax whose accounting period aligns with the calendar year must make the payment for the second provisional installment for the 2026 fiscal year via the “SIMPL-IS” platform.

The administration further highlights that companies may qualify for a payment exemption if the installments already paid cover the total tax owed.

Income Tax and Withholding Tax Regularization

Employers and paying organizations are called upon to regularize the income tax withheld at source for salaries in May 2026 through the “SIMPL-IR” platform.

This obligation also extends to various tax withholdings related, in particular, to rental income, online gambling winnings, dividends, shares, and fixed-income investment products.

Unified Professional Contribution: Deadline for Quarterly Payment

Taxpayers subject to the Unified Professional Contribution (CPU) regime who have opted for quarterly payments must settle the second quarterly installment before July 1, 2026, via the “SIMPL-CPU” platform.

Stamp Duty Declaration

Regarding stamp duty, the DGI reminds the concerned companies of their obligation to declare and pay the amounts due for May 2026 through the “SIMPL-Registration and Stamp” platform.

An Increasingly Digital Taxation System