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So far Karim El Sayed, Managing Partner — Consortio Law Firm has created 226 blog entries.

Social Insurance Registration in Egypt for Corporate Employers

Social insurance registration in Egypt should be part of a company’s operational launch plan. Incorporating the business, opening the employer’s insurance file and registering individual workers are connected tasks, but they have different triggers. For an international business establishing an Egyptian operation, management needs a record of each obligation, its deadline and the evidence that [...]

Social Insurance Compliance in Egypt Beyond Registration

Social insurance compliance in Egypt continues after an employer receives its registration number. The company must keep employee and wage information accurate, calculate contributions on the appropriate legal basis, pay the amounts due and retain evidence. A monthly payment receipt is useful, but it cannot by itself establish that the underlying worker records and calculation [...]

Egypt Social Insurance Deadlines for Employee Changes and Disputes

Egypt social insurance deadlines can become urgent when an employee leaves, an injury occurs or the company receives a contribution assessment. These events need a separate response process from routine monthly payroll. Management should know who receives the information, which deadline starts to run and where the supporting records are held. This final article in [...]

Workplace Air Quality in Egypt What Company Legal Teams Should Check

Workplace air quality in Egypt is a legal compliance issue when operations expose workers to gases, vapours or dust. A site's environmental approval does not establish whether its controls adequately protect workers. That protection matters during normal production, maintenance and equipment faults. An international group may already have a detailed health and safety system. However, [...]

Egypt Environmental Register Requirements and Inspection Risk

A factory has an environmental approval and a folder labelled environmental register. Yet the production process has changed, monitoring results sit with a contractor and the register still describes last year's operation. Egypt environmental register requirements concern that gap between the document and the site as much as the existence of the document itself. For [...]

Environmental Impact Assessment in Egypt Before You Build or Expand

An international group approves a new production line in Egypt. Procurement orders the equipment, the local team starts planning installation, and legal receives the environmental file shortly before commissioning. The environmental impact assessment in Egypt may already be late: the relevant duty attaches before project implementation, rather than simply before the first commercial sale. For [...]

Egypt Income Tax Law 91 of 2005 Full English Translation

Law No. 91 of 2005 Promulgating Law Article (1) The provisions of the attached Law shall apply to income tax. Article (2) The Income Tax Law promulgated by Law No. 157 of 1981 is repealed. However, the appeal committees constituted under that Law shall continue until 31 December 2005 to consider tax disputes relating to [...]

Egypt Withholding Tax on Cross Border Payments

Egypt withholding tax is a question to resolve before your company pays an overseas service provider, licensor or lender. Must the company withhold Egyptian income tax from the payment? Article 56 of Egypt’s Income Tax Law No 91 of 2005 places that obligation on specified payers. It covers interest, royalties, service fees and payments for [...]

Minister of Transport Decree No. 654 of 2023 — English Translation (LTRA)

Full English translation of Egypt's Minister of Transport Decree 654/2023 (LTRA) — land transport of goods and freight intermediation using information technology.

Commencement of Activity vs. Executive Status: Two GAFI Checks Every Investor in Egypt Should Understand

A foreign company can incorporate in Egypt, fund its capital in full, and still find its tax incentives stalled and its investors' residence permits on hold — because the General Authority for Investment and Free Zones (GAFI) has not yet confirmed that the project is genuinely operating. Two separate committee procedures at GAFI's Investor Service [...]

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