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XXXI July  MMXXIV

New National Minimum Wage in Angola

VIII February  MMXXIV

Main Communications released by AGT

XXV January  MMXXIV

New General Labor Law

XI January  MMXXIV

Amendments to the Value Added Tax Code

IX January  MMXXIV

State Budget 2024 - Tax Changes

IX May  MMXXIII

Legal Framework of Communication and Electronic Processing of Tax Proceedings

XXI April  MMXXIII

State Budget 2023 - Tax Changes

XXVIII October  MMXXII

Amendment to Corporate Income Tax Code & Special Tax Regime applicable to Cabinda Province

XII May  MMXXII

Tax Benefits Code & Double Tax Treaty Angola-China

IX March  MMXXII

National Minimum Wage Increase & New Remote Work Regulation

III February  MMXXII

PIT - Electronic Remuneration Table - Deadline Extension

VI January  MMXXII

State Budget 2022 - Tax Changes

XVIII November  MMXXI

IEC Law // Electronic PIT Table// CIT & VAT

XXII April  MMXXI

TIMEFRAME APPLICATION OF LAW No 26/20 AND LAW No 28/20

XVIII March  MMXXI

Mandatory Tax Representation in Portugal After Brexit – Applicable to Individuals & Companies

VII January  MMXXI

State Budget 2021- Changes on VAT Regimes

XXVIII December  MMXX

Proposed Tax Changes on VAT – State Budget 2021 // End of Transitory VAT Regime // Electronic Notifications – Min. Fin. Website

VII August  MMXX

Rules and Procedures applicable to foreign exchange transactions performed by individuals

XXVIII July  MMXX

Amendments to the PIT & CIT Codes

XXI July  MMXX

New Property Tax Code // Amendments to the General Tax Code

XXIX May  MMXX

VAT Covid-19 Measures // Recharge back of Expenses// Refunds

X April  MMXX

Immediate Measures of Relief of the Negative Economic and Financial Effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic

II April  MMXX

Covid-19 Incentive Measures for Companies & Individuals

VI March  MMXX

SAF-T AGT Press Release & VAT Rulings

XI December  MMXIX

VAT: LNG Project & AGT Rulings

XXIV October  MMXIX

Event: Our first ultimate vat training & outdoor experience at “clube naval de luanda”

fcConsulting’s team is waiting for you with open arms! On October 24th, come with us OnBoard.

XIX August  MMXIX

Angola: VAT Code enters into force on October 1st, 2019

XXX May  MMXIX

Regulations of Value Added Tax Code

III May  MMXIX

Amendments to the Corporate Income Tax Code

XXIX April  MMXIX

Angola: Value Added Tax Code

XXIX March  MMXIX

New National Minimum Wage in Angola

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The Thinker

The piece of sculpture called “O Pensador” (The Thinker) is one of the most beautiful statutes of Tchokwe origin, representing today a reference of the culture concerning all Angolans, as it is a symbol of the national culture. It represents the figure of an elderly person that could be a man or a woman. Designed in a symmetric profile, with the face slightly bent down, it expresses an intentional subjectivism as, in Angola, the elderly represent wisdom and enjoy a privileged status. The elderly represents the wisdom, experience of long years and knowledge of the secrets of life.

Queen Anna Nzinga

Queen Anna Nzinga (c. 1583 – December 17, 1663), also known as Njinga Mbande or Ana de Sousa Nzinga Mbande, Rainha Ginga, was a 17thcentury queen (muchino a muhatu) of the Ndongo and Matamba Kingdoms of the Mbundu people, in Angola. She came to power as an ambassador after demonstrating an ability to tactfully defuse foreign crises, as she regained control of the Portuguese fortress of Ambaca. Being the sister of the king, Ngola (King) Mbande, she naturally had an influence on political decisions, when the king assigned her to represent him in peace negotiations with bordering countries. Nzinga assumed control as regent of his young son, Kaza. Today she is remembered in Angola for her political and diplomatic acumen, as well as her brilliant military tactics. Afterwards, her name was attributed to the major and only straight street in Luanda, as well as to a building (Edifício Rainha Ginga) located in that same street. Her royal title in the kimbundu language, Ngola, was the name used by the Portuguese to denominate that region (Angola).

The Imbondeiro tree

The Imbondeiro tree (“baobab”) is a symbol of Africa, especially in Angola. It is used in rituals, medicine, it inspires poets and singers, protects mothers and children and it is a rich tree.
From the Baobab, besides the mucua (fruit rich in vitamins and minerals), the seed, flower, leaf, bark, trunk and root are used. The Baobab is a "complete plant" in which everything contained therein "is precious."
In Angola, it is born further west in the provinces of Luanda, Kwanza-Norte, Kwanza-Sul, Malange, Zaire, Benguela, Namibe, Cunene, Cabinda and Huila.
An adult Baobab can live up to three thousand years and withstands all types of climates.

Black Palanca

Black Palanca (Hippotragus niger variani) is a rare antelope subspecies that exists only in Angola. The animal is endangered and is a symbol of the country, appearing even as a nickname for the National Football Team.

The Cubango River

The Cubango River (formerly spelled Okovango or Okovanggo) is a river in southwest Africa which forms part of the natural border between Angola and Namibia, and then flows into Botswana, draining into the Moremi Game Reserve. It is the fourth-longest river system in southern Africa, running southeastward for 1,600 km (990 mi), at the end of which origins one of the biggest natural sanctuaries: the Okavango Delta already in Botswana territory. The Cubango River is endorheic, this is does not have an outlet to the sea. Instead, it empties in the Kalahari Desert, known as the Okavango Delta or Okavango Alluvial Fan.

Macronesia

Macronesia is a collection of four archipelagos in the North Atlantic Ocean off the coast of the continents of Europe and Africa. Each archipelago is made up of a number of Atlantic oceanic islands formed by seamounts on the ocean floor with peaks above the ocean's surface. The Macronesian islands belong to three countries: Portugal, Spain and Cabo Verde.
Geologically, Macronesia is part of the African Plate, including the Azores, which mark its edge at the meeting point with the African, Eurasian and American Plates.
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