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Land taxation
Estimate in 30 seconds the annual property tax due on a bare land. Official formula: 1% × surface (sqm) × market value per sqm (Direction Générale des Impôts — DGI 2023 benchmark). Select commune and zone: the taxable base auto-fills.
Commune, zone and surface — the rest is automatic.
Enter commune, zone and surface, then click "Calculate my property tax" to display the breakdown.
Land taxation
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Indicative amount. Actual property tax may vary based on applicable exemptions (primary residence, first acquisition, etc.), the effective rental value retained by the Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI), or tax reforms enacted since the 2023 edition of the market value benchmark. For a definitive tax opinion, consult a certified accountant or tax advisor.
Property tax is an annual levy owed to the Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) on bare land located in Ivory Coast. It applies from the moment you obtain a Definitive Concession Order (ACD) or a Land Title (TF), and runs as long as the land remains unbuilt. The taxable base is the market value per sqm set by the DGI 2023 benchmark, multiplied by the surface.
The official formula is simple: Annual tax = 1% × Surface (sqm) × Market value (FCFA/sqm). For example, for a 500 sqm plot in Cocody Riviera (DGI median ≈ 70,000 FCFA/sqm), the annual tax is 1% × 500 × 70,000 = 350,000 FCFA. The 1% rate is the standard; some communes or special zones may apply a different rate.
Heads up: property tax is cumulative and adds to other tax obligations (registration, land publicity, development tax). Non-payment triggers late penalties and interest, and the DGI can register a legal mortgage on the Land Title. Capital Foncier supports the tax structuring of your land portfolio: planning, built/unbuilt arbitrage, optimization of legal exemptions.
The standard annual property tax rate on bare land is 1% of the market value per sqm multiplied by the surface. The rate is set by the annual Finance Act and may evolve. Some plots benefit from temporary exemptions (primary residence under construction, free zones, agricultural use under conditions).
The Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) publishes an official market-value benchmark by commune and zone. The 2023 edition covers 26 communes and 315 zones. For each zone, the DGI publishes a minimum, a maximum, and a median in FCFA/sqm. The median is the default reference value; it constitutes the official floor for any declared transaction.
Property tax is due from the moment the plot has a title enforceable against the State: Definitive Concession Order (ACD) published in the Land Book, or Land Title (TF) directly. Due date starts on January 1 of the year following publication. If your land is still under a Customary Use Right Attestation (ADU) or unformalized customary rights, property tax does not yet apply.
The official DGI 2023 benchmark covers 26 main communes (Abidjan, Yamoussoukro, major regional cities). Some peri-urban or coastal communes are not yet individually priced. We complement the calculator with indicative extensions (Songon, Anyama, Grand-Bassam, Jacqueville, Assinie, Grand-Lahou) based on 2024-2026 market observations. These values are not official; the DGI retains the power to set its own taxable base during audits.