Honduras
Corporate - Income determination
Last reviewed - 10 August 2026Inventory valuation
Inventory is generally valued using the first-in, first-out (FIFO), last-in, first-out (LIFO), or weighted-average cost methods.
Capital gains
Capital gains are not generally subject to CIT but may be subject to capital gains tax. See Capital gains tax in the Other taxes section for more information.
Dividend income
Stock dividends
Interest income
Honduran Bank interests are subject to a 10% WHT at the moment the interest is given, when the sum is over L 50,000. Interests from abroad are considered as other income. For income tax reconciliation, interest income is considered non-taxable when subject to the 10% WHT.
Royalty income
Royalties are taxed as ordinary income when received by a local company or branch operating in Honduras. Where the recipient is a non‑resident, royalties are subject to WHT at source at a rate of 25% on the gross amount.
Foreign income
Deferral and anti-deferral of foreign income are not regulated in Honduras.