Labor Laws in Belarus
- Annual Leave: 24 days
- Maternity Leave: 126 days
- Public Holidays: 9
- Workweek: 40 hours per week.
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Capital:
Minsk
Language:
Belarussian
Currency:
Belarusian Rouble
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Generally, any individual income derived from Belarus and foreign sources is taxed at a flat rate of 13%.
A personal income tax rate of 25% is applied to the totality of income for an amount exceeding BYN 200,000.
The income tax rate is set at 20% for the income received by Belarusian individual entrepreneurs (private notaries, solicitors) from business (private notary, sole advocacy) activities.
The standard VAT rate is 20%, whereas the preferential rate is 10%.
Generally, all payments to employees are subject to SICs at a total rate of 35%. These contributions include payments to social security and pension security.
The employers’ contribution rates are 28% for pension insurance and 6% for social insurance. Employees also pay pension insurance contributions at a rate of 1% of their gross compensation.
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Foreign citizens who intend to work in Belarus should obtain a special work permit issued by the regional Citizenship and Migration Departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The validity period of a special work permit is one year, except for highly skilled professionals for whom a special work permit is issued for two years.
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