The corporate tax rate in Egypt has generally been around 25 percent, a situation that is seen for the personal income tax rate in Egypt at first was 22.50 percent, which today is seen at 34.00 percent. The sales tax rate in this country in previous years was 10 percent, which today is reported at 14 percent. The rate of social security in Egypt is estimated at 40.00 percent, although this rate has been stable from previous years until today.

Summary of the geography of Egypt
Egypt is one of the northeastern countries of Africa. It borders Libya to the west and Sudan to the south. Egypt is bordered on the north by the Mediterranean Sea, on the Sinai Peninsula by Israel, and on the Gaza Strip by Palestine.

The north of Egypt generally has a pleasant climate due to its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea. The eastern and western deserts and the warm weather seen in this country have certain classifications. Cold winters are sometimes seen up to 25 degrees below zero in all parts of Egypt.

The summers are hot and the weather is dusty in the spring. There are many monsoon storms in this country. In Egypt, especially in the city of Cairo, there are historical mosques and museums of ancient Egypt. The country has seen the largest film and music industry. The cities of Egypt have many sights.

Countries and dependent regions of Egypt
Egypt has been under British occupation throughout history, and of course, it was able to liberate itself after a certain period.