Evening – Linking Tax Incentives and Reforms
The article emphasizes that encouraging investment and diversifying the economy in Algeria depends on linking tax incentives with administrative and financial reforms, including improvements in port operations, transportation, and storage. One of the key proposed measures is extending the tax exemption period for businesses holding the "Business Incubator" label from two to five years, which helps them move beyond the startup phase and supports the sustainability and growth of enterprises. It also stresses the importance of reducing taxes on the final product, especially in strategic sectors such as agriculture, and tying incentives to measurable results such as increased production, exports, and expanded cultivated areas. Regarding renewable energy and green hydrogen, the article notes that tax benefits have been broadened, with the exemption ceiling for expenses raised. Finally, it underscores the significance of simplifying administrative procedures and improving logistical infrastructure to support exports and comprehensive economic development.
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