The extrait de rôle is the official snapshot of your tax position at a given moment. Banks, contracting authorities and administrative counters ask for it before committing to anything. Here is what it contains, where to request it, what the tax office may or may not demand in exchange, and how to obtain a cleared extract.
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Requesting a tax roll extract, official page
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The rôle is the instrument by which the tax administration puts a tax into collection in the name of a given taxpayer. The extrait de rôle is the certified copy of what the tax collector holds on you: the assessments charged to you, the amounts paid, and where applicable the balance still due.
The DGI's official page is explicit on the principle: the tax roll extract is issued at the taxpayer's request on the basis of the tax position held by the collector, who must not require any document from that taxpayer. In other words, the administration draws the information from its own system. A counter that asks you for a full file before issuing the extract is going beyond what the DGI describes. The page is available here: https://www.mfdgi.gov.dz/fr/professionnels/demarches-fiscales
The extract is neither a return nor a certificate of existence. It does not prove that your company is registered, it proves whether or not you are up to date with your tax payments. That explains its use: nobody asks for it to find out who you are, they ask for it to find out whether you owe money to the Treasury.
The layout varies with the issuing office, but the useful information is always the same.
Algerian practice distinguishes the plain extract, which describes the position as it stands, from the cleared extract (extrait de rôle apuré), which certifies that no amount remains due. It is almost always the cleared version that is required in a financing file, a tender file or a deregistration file.
An extract may also be issued with a mention that the taxpayer benefits from a payment facility. That nuance is decisive: a taxpayer who has obtained a schedule from the collector is not in irregular default, they are in an organised settlement. Many companies do not realise they can unblock a file that way rather than waiting until they can pay everything at once.
No general validity period is set by tax regulation. It is the requesting bodies, banks and tender specifications first among them, that demand a recent document. Plan therefore to request the extract when you assemble the file, not several months earlier.
The request is made to the office that holds your account, that is the tax collector's office.
The tax roll extract has become the default control document in any financial or contractual relationship with an Algerian company. Requesters want an answer to a single question: does this counterparty have outstanding tax debts?
| Who asks for it | Why | Version expected |
|---|---|---|
| Banks and financial institutions | Assessment of a credit file or a signature commitment | Recent cleared extract |
| Public contracting authorities | Bid file for a public tender or a consultation | Cleared extract, often less than three months old |
| CNRC, in a deregistration file | Check of tax regularity before closing the register | Depending on the document required at the counter |
| Buyer of a business or of company shares | Acquisition due diligence, sizing of the tax liability assumed | Full extract, cleared or not |
| Support bodies and grant providers | Eligibility for an assistance scheme or a subsidy | Cleared extract |
| The director, for their own use | Periodic check of the company's tax account | Full extract |
An uncleared extract is not corrected, it is settled. Three routes exist, all documented by the DGI on its page about payment facilities: https://www.mfdgi.gov.dz/fr/professionnels/avantages-investissement/facilitations-de-paiement
First route, full payment of the balance to the collector. It is the fastest solution where the amount is manageable, and the account is settled the same day.
Second route, a payment schedule. Any taxpayer unable to settle the whole of a tax debt in a single payment may request one from the tax collector. Paragraph 1 of article 156 of the tax procedures code states that the grant is subject to a request from the taxpayer, which is not subject to any formal condition and may be made in writing or orally. A written request must be accompanied by evidence of the difficulties relied on, together with the proposed timetable and the initial payment offered.
Third route, rescheduling of the debts of financially distressed companies under article 90 of the 2017 finance act. It aims at a waiver of penalties after staged payment of the tax debts due. For companies, the supporting documents must be backed by a statutory auditor's report establishing the financial difficulties as they appear from the accounting data.
One methodological point: before paying, have the origin of each line reconstructed. A debt may come from a return filed without payment, from an ex officio assessment following a missing return, or from an audit adjustment. The treatment differs, and some lines are challenged rather than paid.
DGI page on nominative documents, describing the tax roll extract, the certificate of non-taxation, the certificate of existence C n°20 and the tax residence certificates: https://www.mfdgi.gov.dz/fr/professionnels/demarches-fiscales
DGI filing and payment portal: https://jibayatic.mf.gov.dz
Taxpayers' private space on the DGI public portal: https://mfdgi.gov.dz/portailpublic
Official website of the Directorate General of Taxes: https://www.mfdgi.gov.dz/fr/
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