FAQ

• The CIPB is a recognized interlocutor of the national decision-making bodies on economic, fiscal, legal, social and industry orientations in Benin;
• Federator of Associations and Professional Orders within think tanks;
• Crucible for sharing experiences between member companies;
• Tax and legal expertise and advisory support;
• Periodic consultations with the Public Administration on tax, legal and social issues;
• Collaboration with Technical and Financial Partners on improving the business climate and social concerns.

• Be a legal person under Beninese law;
• Have invested significantly in the Republic of Benin;
• Membership fee: 500,000 FCFA non-refundable;
• Annual contribution: 960,000 FCFA.

Recognized interlocutor of the Ministry of Justice and Legislation, the Justice Working Group is a crucible for reflection and exchanges at the service of the advent of quality justice.
To this end, the GTJ works constantly for the establishment of a frank dialogue between the Private Sector and the Judicial Administration in order to pursue the activities of the national policy for the development of the justice sector in Benin.

The tax commission is an advisory body created by article 1085-A2 of the General Tax Code. The order provided for by this text to regulate the composition and functioning of this commission is Order No. 1502/MEF/DC/SGM/DGID/DLC/SLD OF 10 June 2014.

The commission must be seized within five (05) days following the date of receipt by the taxpayer of the confirmation of the flat rate or adjustment.
Any letter of referral submitted after this deadline is inadmissible.
The commission is seized by simple letter addressed to the chairman of the commission by one of the parties in disagreement, that is to say both by the Administration and by the taxpayer. This letter is accompanied by the documents on which the appeal is based.

The reasoned opinion of the commission is addressed in all cases to the tax administration which notifies it by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt to the taxpayer within eight (08) days, from the date of its receipt.
The opinion of the commission is reasoned in order to allow the taxpayer, in the event that he is not satisfied, to contest its merits.