Cameroon | How to Exempt an employee from CRTV Contributions
The Audiovisual Communication Tax (RAV) is a license fee intended to contribute to the development of audiovisual activity instituted for the benefit of the Cameroon Radio-Television Corporation (CRTV).
Exemptions of CRTV contributions do apply to the wages of workers of agricultural or pastoral concerns.
To apply the exemption of CRTV contributions navigate to Employee > Basic Information > Basic Profile:
Select the Check box within the statutory fields Section.
Once the exemption field is selected and saved, the CRTV deduction component will no longer be present on the employee payslips.
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