Nauru

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Nauru

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Nauruan

11,347 (as of 2019)

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Nauru is a small island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean. It has a population of just over 11,000 people and a GDP of $120 million. The economy of Nauru is largely dependent on phosphate mining, which accounts for around 90% of its exports. The country also relies heavily on foreign aid and remittances from its citizens living abroad.

Nauru has seen a steady growth in its economy over the past few years, with GDP growth averaging around 3.5% annually. The unemployment rate is low, at just 4.2%, and the inflation rate is also low, at 1.2%. The country has a relatively low debt-to-GDP ratio of just over 20%.

Nauru has a strong banking sector, with two major banks operating in the country. The banking sector is well-regulated and has been able to weather the global financial crisis relatively well. The country also has a strong tourism sector, with over 10,000 visitors each year.

Overall, Nauru has a small but stable economy that is largely dependent on phosphate mining and foreign aid. The country has seen steady growth in recent years and has a low unemployment and inflation rate. The banking sector is well-regulated and the tourism sector is growing.

Taxation

In Nauru, the tax system is relatively simple as there is no income tax or corporate tax. Instead, the main sources of revenue for the government are customs duties and value-added tax (VAT).

All imports are subject to customs duties, which vary depending on the type of goods being imported. VAT is levied at a standard rate of 10% on most goods and services, with a reduced rate of 5% on certain essential items such as food, medical supplies, and educational materials.

There is no personal income tax in Nauru, and individuals are not required to file tax returns.

Tax payments can be made at the Customs Department or at the Nauru Treasury Office. There are no specific deadlines for tax payments, but it is recommended to pay promptly to avoid any penalties or interest charges.

In addition to customs duties and VAT, there are also other fees and charges such as business license fees and environmental levies that businesses may be required to pay.

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