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Panama’s tax system is investor‑friendly but also heavily regulated. Law 52 of October 27, 2016 requires companies to maintain accounting records and documentation to prove their taxable activities. Failing to meet these standards can lead to penalties and delayed filings.
A dedicated business tax accountant in Panama can help you:
Choosing the right business tax professional is more than just hiring someone to file business tax return documents. A good partner provides full‑spectrum support, such as:
You also gain help with:
We go beyond basic accounting. We act as your trusted advisors, helping with:
With us, you don’t just hire an accountant for business taxes, you gain an entire team focused on your success.
We bring together auditors, tax consultants, and business advisors who work side by side with you, ensuring your company stays compliant, efficient, and ready to grow.

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I am a self-motivated and self-taught professional who likes to solve problems.

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I am a self-motivated and self-taught professional who likes to solve problems.
Our Large and Small business tax specialist:
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Small businesses face unique challenges in Panama’s tax system. Our dedicated small business tax accountants help entrepreneurs and SMEs with:
In Panama, most companies must file their annual business income tax return by March 31 following the fiscal year. Missing this deadline can result in penalties, interest, and audits. Our team helps you stay on track and can guide you on filing a business tax return extension if needed.
Yes. Panama allows online business tax filing through its tax authority platform. A trusted business tax accountant ensures your documents, accounting records, and payment confirmations meet Law 52 standards before submission, so your return is accepted without errors or delays.
While not legally required, having a professional who understands local regulations is strongly recommended. A skilled business tax accountant manages filings, advises on deductions, and ensures your business tax return preparation aligns with Panamanian law, saving you time and reducing costly mistakes.
The Corporate Tax Rate in Panama is 25%. Historically, it has ranged from 37% in 1998 down to the current 25% since 2011. This rate applies to taxable income generated in Panama, as regulated by the General Directorate of Revenues.
No. Both residents and non‑residents must file taxes in Panama, but only Panama‑sourced income is taxable. Foreign‑earned income is not subject to Panamanian taxes, which makes the country attractive for international entrepreneurs and investors.
Let our best business accountants guide you from your first filing to ongoing compliance, fast, secure, and stress-free.
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