Mongolian Personal Income Tax Law Comparison of Existing Law and Version Passed
Mongolian Personal Income Tax Law
Comparison of Existing Law and Version Passed
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Current Law |
16 June 2006 |
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Taxpayer |
• Citizen or foreign citizen in Mongolia • Stateless person or non-resident with Mongolian source income |
• Citizen or foreign citizen in Mongolia • Stateless person or non-resident with Mongolian source income |
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Residency Effects |
• Resident (183 + days in 12 months) with a fixed place of work in Mongolia, or an official of the Mongolian government posted overseas: All income regardless of source • Non-resident: Mongolian source income only |
• Resident (183 + days in 12 months or possesses permanent home in Mongolia) or an official of the Mongolian government posted overseas: All income regardless of source • Non-resident: Mongolian source income only |
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Gross Income |
• Salaries, wages and similar income from primary and additional jobs • Pensions and allowances • Proprietorship income • Sale of inventories and raw materials • Capital gains and income from rights • Sales of immovable property and similar income • Dividends and shareholder gains • Leases and similar income • Copyrights, patents and similar income • Interest on loans, bank savings and similar income • Scientific, literary, artistic, design activities and similar income • Artistic and sports performances • Gambling, quizzes, lotteries and similar income • Other income not exempted by this law |
• Salary, wages and other similar income: o Includes vacation, allowances and gifts paid to employee or family member, rewards and bonuses from foreign and domestic corporate entities, organizations, individuals or other bodies • Income from activities: o Professional services, production and trade income, and irregular business income • Property income: o Leasing, royalties, dividends, interest, rental, patent and similar income • Property sale: o Immovable and movable property, and shares and securities • Indirect income, being goods and services paid by employer not having a direct connection with the performance of duties: o Transport either at no or discounted charge or cash allowance for same o Housing utilities, housing charges or fuel costs, or cash allowance for same o Cash allowances for meals or entertainment o Provision of domestic services, e.g. cleaner, driver, gardener o Repayment of debts owed o Loan interest if less than market rates o Other income similar to above |
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Related Party Transactions |
Not defined |
• Transactions between related parties shall be valued based on standards prices between non-related parties • Related parties are father, mother, child, grandfather, grandmother, grandchildren, brother, sister, child, spouse, in- law or party having custody of above |
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Determination of Taxable Income |
• Salary, wages and similar income from primary job is reduced by the amount of social and health insurance deducted from total income • Salary, wages and other similar income from other jobs is taxable in total • Proprietorship and farm income reduced by most associated business expenses if documented • Private pensions and allowances in total • Capital gains in total • Other income in total |
• Total salary, wages and similar income is reduced by the amount of social and health insurance deducted from total income • Allowances, gifts, rewards and bonuses from foreign and domestic entities, and other remuneration are taxed in total • Income from activities is reduced by most associated documented business activities • Leasing income reduced by associated expenses • Royalty, dividend, interest and rental income in total • Sale of immovable property in total • Sale of movable and other property reduced by documented purchase costs • All other income in total |
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Exempt Income |
• Pension, benefit, and other payments issued in accordance with legislation • Payments associated with state medals and awards • Blood donor subsidies • Expenses for business trip • Insurance proceeds • Government interest income • Safety clothing and supplies • Foreign citizens and family members in missions and consulate offices • Expense of building or buying residential dwelling • Tuition at rate of domestic tuition fees • Donations to education fund and NGOs • 50% of the income from producing cereals, potatoes and vegetables |
• Pension, benefit, and other payments issued in accordance with legislation • Blood donor subsidies • Per-diem • Insurance proceeds • Government interest income • Safety clothing and supplies • Emergency grants from others • Foreign citizens and family members in missions and consulate offices • Individuals having over 50 percent disability • Payments associated with state medals and awards • Cost of constructing or building first-time housing unit up to 30 million MNT • Indirect income from employer: o In-house meals during working hours if provided to all employees o Lounges and other services at remote work sites o Transportation to/from remote work sites o Interest on housing loans at less than market rates o Medical treatment costs |
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Herding Income |
• Calculated in accordance with number of livestock • Tax rates vary by aimag and are applied to the number of sheep equivalents o Large animals at 5 sheep o Goats at 1.5 sheep • Tax credit of twenty sheep per family member • Documented cost of well built at herdsmans expense |
• Calculated in accordance with number of livestock • Tax rates vary by aimag and are applied to the number of sheep equivalents: o Large animals at 5 sheep o Goats at 1.5 sheep • Tax credit of twenty sheep per family member • Documented cost of well built at herdsmans expense |
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Tax Rates |
• 10% to 2,400,000 MNT annually, 20% to 4,800,000, 30% of excess • 20% for temporary or non-resident taxpayers • 15% for dividends and interest • 10% for gambling and similar income, artistic and sports performance, licensing • 10% for income from provision of services performed overseas • 3% of total sales of inventory other than raw wool, cashmere and hides • 2% for sale of immovable property • 5% for cultural, artistic, scientific or copyright income up to 5,000,000 MNT, 10% on excess |
• 10% flat rate for earned income, income from activities and income from property • 40% for gambling, quizzes and lotteries • 2% for sale of immovable property • 5% for artistic or sports performance • 5% for scientific, literary, artistic, product design or invention and similar income |
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Tax Credits |
• 48,000 MNT annually • 50% of the income from producing cereals, potatoes, or vegetables |
• 84,000 MNT annually • Foreign tax credit in accordance with international treaties • 50% of the income from producing cereals, potatoes, vegetables, fruit or fodder plants |
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