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SRC is the body responsible for administration of Revenue Laws in Seychelles

03/11/2026

MS ELLY MALBROOK REPRESENTS SEYCHELLES AT WCO’S 96TH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMME

Seychelles Customs was among ten customs administrations selected to participate in the World Customs Organization’s (WCO) 96th Fellowship Programme, with Senior Customs Officer Ms Elly Malbrook representing Seychelles alongside participants from Argentina, Benin, Burundi, Cameroon, Mali, Mauritius, Nigeria, Peru and Senegal.

Held under the theme “From Concepts to Impact: Turning WCO Standards into Practical Solutions Adapted to National Contexts”, the programme focused on translating international customs standards and tools into practical initiatives that address the needs of individual customs administrations. As part of the programme, Ms Malbrook developed a modernisation project focusing on Trade-Based Money Laundering (TBML) for Seychelles Customs. During the Brussels phase, she also attended a Leadership and Management Development workshop, which supported the development and finalization of the participants’ respective projects. The Brussels phase concluded with a ceremony marking the participants’ departure for the practical stage.

During the ceremony, the WCO Secretary General Mr Ian Saunders congratulated the fellows on their commitment and expressed confidence that their projects would deliver tangible results for WCO Members.

Ms Malbrook subsequently completed a practical placement with in France with the French Customs, where she gained first-hand exposure to its functions, operational processes and working practices. Her participation provided an opportunity for Seychelles to gain international exposure, strengthen professional knowledge and explore practical approaches that could contribute to the continued modernisation of Seychelles Customs, particularly in addressing the risks associated with trade-based money laundering.

The Commission commends Ms. Malbrook for successfully seeing the fellowship programme through, and for flying the Seychelles flag high.

31/10/2026

SRC OFFICERS CONCLUDES FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION TRAINING.

Seventeen officers across the Commission have concluded the Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation course held from 19 to 23 October 2026, after having attended an intensive training programme designed to strengthen investigative knowledge and practical skills in financial crime.

The training held over five days of both theoretical and virtual engagement was made possible through the collaboration of SRC’s Investigation Unit and the Tax Inspectors Without Borders for Criminal Investigation (TIWB-CI) programme.

Mr Bruce Paynter, TIWB-CI Consultant, along with contributions from Fathimath Shiuma, Director for Investigations, and Shifa Thaufeeq, Director for Risk Management from the Maldives Inland Revenue Authority (MIRA), proudly supported the programme as facilitators and assessors, providing the Seychelles participants with key guidance throughout their training.

As an ongoing capacity building programme, the TIWB-CI initiative represents a further step in strengthening SRC’s investigative capacity to address tax-related offences and also in enhancing its networking capabilities with other small island developing states and beyond.

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30/10/2026

SRC COMES TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE FESTIVAL KREOL.

Today, staff of the Seychelles Revenue Commission came together to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the Festival Kreol, embracing the occasion by dressing in colourful Creole attires and accessories.

From Maison Collet to its Inner Island SRC offices, the workplace was transformed into a vibrant display of colours, with staff proudly showcasing their Creole outfits and celebrating the rich cultural heritage that forms an important part of Seychelles' identity.

The celebration brought a festive atmosphere to the workplace, allowing colleagues to share in the spirit of Festival Kreol while recognising the traditions, language and customs that make the Creole culture so unique. It was also an opportunity for staff to express their pride in being Creole and to celebrate the values that unite the Seychellois people under the spirit of "Fyer Pou En Kreol".

25/10/2026

SRC DRIVERS STRENGTHEN KNOWLEDGE IN ROAD SAFETY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE SKILLS.

Mid October, our dedicated team of SRC drivers benefited from a driver safety, vehicle safety, emergency preparedness, and first aid training, emphasizing the importance of safety SRC places in its drivers and their passengers, ensuring responsible driving, regular vehicle checks and alertness towards potential risks while carrying out official duties on the road.

The full day training covered key areas including defensive driving, passenger safety, hazard awareness, fatigue and distraction management, vehicle inspections, emergency preparedness and incident reporting.

The training enabled our team of drivers to also strenghten their knowledge in essential first-aid skills through practical exercises and discussions covering cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), the correct recovery position and managing severe bleeding, reinforcing their knowledge and skills on how to respond appropriately to road incidents and medical emergencies whilst on the road and in delivering their daily duties.

24/10/2026

SRC ENGAGES WITH SEYCHELLES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.

The Seychelles Revenue Commission (SRC) hosted a career promotional talk with the final-year students of the Seychelles Institute of Technology on 16 October 2026, providing insights into career opportunities available within the Customs Division and in the field of Information Technology (IT).

From the session facilitated by Mr. Julian Chetty, Director of Information Technology, and Ms. Flossy Payet from the Taxpayer Education and Service Delivery (TESD) unit, students gained in dept insight into career pathways available with the Commission and the important roles these careers play in supporting SRC’s daily operations and service delivery.

Students had the opportunity to also learn more the responsibilities involved in these areas including the skills and knowledge set required to pursue careers in these fields, and the talk also helped to raise awareness about the diverse professional opportunities available within SRC beyond traditional perceptions of tax and customs duties.

The SRC will continue to engage with citizens as part of its educational strategy to strengthen awareness about the Commission and of the various exciting opportunities available.

23/10/2026

SRC TURNS PINK IN SUPPORT OF BREAST CANCER AWARENESS.

Today, staff members wore pink in observance of World Breast Cancer Day annually marked on 19 October 2026.

The initiative served as a reminder to build awareness about the importance of early detection, regular health checks further promoting early diagnosis, support to patients, families, and friends.

By wearing pink, staff members across the Commission under the international theme “Every story is unique, every journey matters” joined the world in encouraging open conversations about breast cancer, the most common cancer amongst women, recognizing that every experience of breast cancer is different from the diagnosis, treatment and support.

21/10/2026

🟢 NOTICE - EXTENSION OF LODGEMENT OF RETURNS AND PAYMENT OF TAXES FOR APPLICABLE MONTH SEPTEMBER 2026

20/10/2026

🔵NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF TAXES USING BANK TRANSFER

19/10/2026

🔴 NOTICE - CLOSURE OF OFFICES

14/10/2026

SEYCHELLES PARTICIPATES IN REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON CHEMICAL SECURITY IN AFRICA.

Seychelles was represented at the Regional Workshop on Strengthening the Implementation and Enforcement of Chemical Security Legislation in Africa, held from 6 to 8 October 2026 in Rabat, Morocco. The Seychelles delegation comprised of Mrs. Yvette Campanella Rumbos of the Seychelles Revenue Commission, together with representatives from the Trade Department and the Attorney General’s Office.

Organised by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW); in cooperation with the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI), the workshop aimed to support African States Parties in strengthening national legal frameworks, enhancing enforcement mechanisms, and improving coordination among authorities responsible for chemical security.

The three-day workshop brought together representatives from National Authorities, law enforcement agencies, customs authorities, regulatory bodies, and judicial and prosecutorial institutions. Through technical training, scenario-based discussions, and tabletop exercises, participants explored practical approaches to addressing chemical security challenges, including cross-border enforcement and the prevention of the diversion of toxic chemicals for criminal or terrorist purposes.

Seychelles’ participation provided an opportunity to exchange experiences with regional counterparts and strengthen inter-agency cooperation in support of the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) and United Nations Security Council Resolution 1540(2004).

The workshop contributed to ongoing efforts to translate international commitments into effective national enforcement practices and strengthen chemical security across the African region.

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