Veterinarians in Algeria: stamp duties payable online on Tabioucom
The DGI, with the General Directorate of Veterinary Services, has launched electronic payment of stamp duties for veterinary doctors on Tabioucom.
In short
On Monday 26 October 2026, the Direction Générale des Impôts launched a service for paying electronically the stamp duties linked to practising as a veterinary doctor. It runs on the digital platform "Tabioucom". Payment is made by interbank card or Edahabia card.
Key points
- Service launched on Monday 26 October 2026 by the Direction Générale des Impôts.
- Digital platform: "Tabioucom".
- Payment by interbank card or Edahabia card.
- The payment receipt can be obtained directly.
- No additional paper documents to submit.
What the service provides
The Direction Générale des Impôts, in collaboration with the General Directorate of Veterinary Services, launched a service for electronic payment of stamp duties linked to practising as a veterinary doctor, via the platform "Tabioucom".
The launch follows the signing of a cooperation agreement between the two institutions. It sets the practical terms for checking and validating electronic payment receipts.
Who is concerned
The service lets individuals pay the stamp duties tied to applications for issuing or renewing authorisations to practise veterinary medicine and animal surgery in the private sector.
- Means of payment: interbank card or Edahabia card.
- The payment receipt can be obtained directly.
How it works and technical support
The service relies on interconnected data exchange between the Direction Générale des Impôts and the General Directorate of Veterinary Services. It ensures instant checking of electronic receipts, without requiring the user to submit additional paper documents.
The Direction Générale des Impôts provides users of "Tabioucom" with a technical support unit to answer their concerns.
Frequently asked questions
How do veterinary doctors pay stamp duties online?
Payment is made on the "Tabioucom" platform with an interbank card or an Edahabia card. The payment receipt can be obtained directly.
Must additional paper documents be submitted?
No. The service ensures instant checking of electronic receipts, without requiring the user to submit additional paper documents.
Which applications does the service cover?
Applications by individuals to obtain or renew authorisations to practise veterinary medicine and animal surgery in the private sector.
Who can handle this procedure in Algeria?
UpGrowth, based in Algiers (Birkhadem), supports Algerian and foreign companies with administrative procedures (NIF, trade register, CASNOS, etc.). Contact: https://www.upgrowth.dz/contact?service=demarches.