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Free reference · Updated August 2026

Lebanon Tax Calendar2026 & 2027

Every statutory filing date, what it covers, who it applies to, and how many days you have left. Bookmark it — we keep it current, and it costs nothing.

These are the general Lebanese filing dates, not advice about your business. Which of them binds you depends on your entity type, your headcount and whether you are VAT-registered. A four-person SARL and a fifty-person SAL do not have the same calendar. If you are not certain which apply to you, ask us — that part is free too.

The next 28 deadlines

What is coming,soonest first.

FilingPeriodDueTime leftApplies to
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationAugust 202615 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Payroll tax declarationQuarterly withholding on salariesQ3 202645 daysAll employers
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationSeptember 202645 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
VAT declarationQuarterly VAT return and paymentQ3 202650 daysVAT-registered businesses
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationOctober 202676 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationNovember 2026106 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Payroll tax declarationQuarterly withholding on salariesQ4 2026137 daysAll employers
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationDecember 2026137 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
VAT declarationQuarterly VAT return and paymentQ4 2026142 daysVAT-registered businesses
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationJanuary 2027168 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Income tax — partnershipsAnnual return — partnerships and sole proprietorshipsFY 2026181 daysPartnerships, proprietorships
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationFebruary 2027196 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Payroll tax declarationQuarterly withholding on salariesQ1 2027227 daysAll employers
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationMarch 2027227 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
VAT declarationQuarterly VAT return and paymentQ1 2027232 daysVAT-registered businesses
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationApril 2027257 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Corporate income tax (مقطوع)Annual return — SAL, SARL, holding, offshoreFY 2026273 daysIncorporated companies
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationMay 2027288 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Payroll tax declarationQuarterly withholding on salariesQ2 2027318 daysAll employers
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationJune 2027318 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
VAT declarationQuarterly VAT return and paymentQ2 2027323 daysVAT-registered businesses
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationJuly 2027349 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationAugust 2027380 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Payroll tax declarationQuarterly withholding on salariesQ3 2027410 daysAll employers
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationSeptember 2027410 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
VAT declarationQuarterly VAT return and paymentQ3 2027415 daysVAT-registered businesses
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationOctober 2027441 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices
Stamp duty declarationMonthly electronic declarationNovember 2027471 daysBusinesses issuing stamped invoices

Countdowns are calculated in your browser, so this table is accurate the day you read it, not the day it was written.

The rules behind the dates

How each deadlineis worked out.

VAT — quarterly

Due on the 20th of the month following each quarter. It falls before most businesses have finished closing the quarter, which is what makes it the most commonly missed date on this page.

  • Q1 (Jan–Mar) → 20 April
  • Q2 (Apr–Jun) → 20 July
  • Q3 (Jul–Sep) → 20 October
  • Q4 (Oct–Dec) → 20 January

Payroll tax — quarterly

Withholding on salaries, due the 15th of the month following the quarter. Applies to every employer, whatever the headcount.

  • 15 April · 15 July
  • 15 October · 15 January

Corporate income tax — annual

The filing date depends on what kind of company you are, which catches out more businesses than any other date on this page.

  • 31 May — SAL, SARL, holding, offshore
  • 28 February — partnerships and sole proprietorships

Stamp duty — monthly

An electronic declaration within 15 days of month end, for businesses issuing invoices that carry stamp duty.

What we have not listed

Built property tax, capital gains, profit distribution tax and fees to non-residents all have their own timing, and several depend on an event rather than a date — a distribution resolution, a disposal, a payment abroad. Those are worth a conversation rather than a row in a table.

Questions we get asked

The ones that come upevery quarter.

On the 20th of the month after the quarter ends — 20 April, 20 July, 20 October and 20 January. The declaration and the payment run together on that date. If a reminder in your accounting software or your diary says the end of the month, it is wrong in the direction that costs money, so move it.

File as soon as you can. Late filing and late payment penalties accrue over time, so the cost grows the longer it is left — waiting for the next cycle is the most expensive option available. Talk to us about whether any relief applies to your circumstances.

It depends on three things: your legal form, your headcount, and whether you are VAT-registered. A holding company with no employees has almost nothing on this list; a fifty-person SARL has nearly all of it. Send us your registration details and we will tell you which rows are yours — no charge and no obligation.

Yes. We maintain it because our own clients use it. When the Ministry of Finance moves a date, this page moves with it — and our clients see the change on their portal dashboard at the same time.

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