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Gabon capital gains tax calculator

Gabon taxes an individual’s capital gain at a flat 20%, on shares, funds, property, crypto and every other asset. The year’s gains and losses net against each other, and the tax is paid before 30 April of the following year.

Enter each sale by hand or import your broker CSV. The calculator splits multi-parcel sales under FIFO, nets the year and shows the tax you owe. Everything stays in your browser.

Rates current as of 2026-09-30, from PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries for Gabon.

Current rules

The rate behind the number

Tax on capital gain for individuals, 2021 to 2027

AssetRate
Shares and funds20% of the net gain
Property20% of the net gain
Crypto20% of the net gain
Other assets20% of the net gain

Rules

RuleValue
Holding periodNo relief: the rate is the same however long you held the asset
LossesThe year's losses net against its gains; a net loss pays nothing and does not carry forward
Income taxCapital gains are not generally subject to the IRPP, so a gain never stacks on salary
PaymentPaid by the taxpayer before 30 April of the year after the gain

Questions

Gabon capital gains questions

How much is capital gains tax in Gabon?

Gabon charges an individual a tax on capital gain at a flat 20%. The rate is the same for shares, funds, property, crypto and every other asset, and it does not fall with the holding period.

When is capital gains tax due in Gabon?

The taxpayer who made the gain pays it before 30 April of the year following the year of the gain. A gain made in 2026 is paid before 30 April 2027.

Can a loss reduce the tax on another sale?

Yes, inside the same calendar year. The calculator nets the year's losses against its gains and taxes the net gain at 20%. A year that nets to a loss pays nothing, and the loss does not carry into a later year.

What is the capital gains tax rate in Gabon?

Gabon charges an individual's capital gain a tax on capital gain at a flat 20%. Source: https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/gabon/individual/other-taxes

Does capital gains tax stack on Gabonese income tax?

The tax is separate from the income tax scale: capital gains are not generally subject to the IRPP, so a gain never stacks on salary. Source: https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/gabon/individual/income-determination

When must the tax be paid?

The taxpayer who made the gain pays the tax before 30 April of the year following the year of the gain. Source: https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/gabon/individual/other-taxes

Does the rate change by asset or holding period?

The rate does not vary by asset class or by how long the asset was held, so shares, funds, property, crypto and other assets all pay 20% of the gain.

How does the calculator treat gains and losses?

The calculator nets the year's gains and losses and taxes the net gain. A year that nets to a loss pays nothing and the loss does not carry forward.

Verification

References

Sources

The pages the figures on this page were read from.

Official links

The country's tax authority and its capital gains tax pages.

How the calculator works and is tested

Every rate, threshold and date on this page comes from 21 dated records covering 2021 to 2027. Each record names the page it was read from and the day it was retrieved. The calculator applies the record in force on the day of each sale and stops with an error when none is, instead of estimating.

Sales are matched to purchases by the country's own rule: first in, first out by default, the UK's same-day, 30-day and Section 104 rules, and Canada's average cost. A sale not fully valued in the country's currency is flagged and left out of the result, never guessed.

Every country has a calculation engine with its own test file of worked cases. Where a calculator ships sample exports, tests run them through the import adapters and check that each file is detected and read correctly. Type checks, linting, unit tests and backend tests run on every change, and English page renders are compared with stored snapshots.

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