Annual returns in DR Congo: keeping your company active
In DR Congo, companies must file an annual return with GUCE / Commercial Registry (RCCM) to confirm the company is still active. Miss it and the registry can start deregistration, which can forfeit the company's assets.
Stay active
- 1 File the annual return with GUCE / Commercial Registry (RCCM) on time.
- 2 Keep your director and ownership details current.
- 3 Set a yearly reminder so you never miss it.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I don't file my annual return in DR Congo?
GUCE / Commercial Registry (RCCM) can assume the company is dormant and begin deregistration. File on time to keep it active.
More on DR Congo
- Register a company — DR Congo
- Company tax — DR Congo
- VAT / sales tax — DR Congo
- Hiring staff — DR Congo
- Start a business — DR Congo
- Data protection — DR Congo
- Tax clearance — DR Congo
- Empowerment / B-BBEE — DR Congo
- Licences & permits — DR Congo
- Payroll & employee tax — DR Congo
- Importing & customs — DR Congo
- Full DR Congo compliance guide
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Reviewed June 2026 from official sources. General information only — confirm with DGI (Direction Générale des Impôts) or a registered professional.