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Service Gestionnaire : Cdi Kinshasa REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO MINISTERE DES FINANCES DIRECTION GENERALE DES IMPOTS DIRECTION DE L'ASSIETTE FISCALE LISTE ADDITIONNELLE DES CONTRIBUABLES ACTIFS: MOIS DE MAI 2018 SERVICE GESTIONNAIRE : CDI KINSHASA ANCIEN FORME NOMS OU RAISON SIEGE OU SECTEUR ETAT N° NIF SIGLE ADRESSE SERVICE JURIQUE SOCIALE SUCCURSALE D'ACTIVITE SOCIETE GESTIONNAIR BEST BUILDING COMPANY AV. DES POIDS LOURDS N°2 GENIE CIVILE ET 1 A1717630H PM B.B.C S.A.R.L.U SIEGE En activité CIS / LIMETE SARLU Q/NDANU C/LIMETE CONSTRUCTION INTERCHURCH MEDICAL IMA WORLD AV, SERGENT MOKE N° 14 Q/ SMO / 2 A0812791N PM ASSISTANCE WORLD HEALTH SUCC SANTE En activité HEALTH SOCIMAT C/NGALIEMA P.ORIENTALE Asbl (IMA) SOEURS FRANCISCAINES AV. BY PASS N°5372 /BIS 3 A0900975W SFS SUCC Confessions religieuses En activité CIS / LEMBA STIGMATINES Q/ECHANGEURS C/LEMBA Commerce Général et 4 A0908156B PM GLACES DU CONGO GLACO SIEGE AV. KOLWEZI N° 4885 C/ GOMBE En activité CIS / GOMBE Import-Export MAYALU HAGELSTEIN MARIE - 5 A1007652E PM M-H SIEGE NDANU N°19 C/LIMETE Nettoyage de Batiments En activité CIS / LIMETE HELENE PROGRAM FOR APPROPRIATE AV, MUTOMBO KATSHI N° 10/13 6 A1100894K PM PATH SUCC SANTE En activité SMO / SUD-KIVU TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH C/NGALIEMA 7 A1104886Z PM INTERNEWS NETWORK ASBL INTERNEWS SUCC BLVD DU 30 JUIN N°122 C/ GOMBE HUMANITAIRE En activité SMO / SUD-KIVU SOCIETE DE COMMERCE Commerce Général et 8 A1109743D PM SOCOGEN SARL SIEGE AV. DU PORT N°9 C/GOMBE En activité CIS / GOMBE GENERAL ET DE NEGOCE Import-Export AV. COL. MONDJIBA N° 372 C/ Commerce Général et 9 A1111886H PM LA COTONNIERE SIEGE En activité CIS / GOMBE GOMBE Import-Export AV, PARADIS N° 01 Q/ BASOKO 10 A1213946Y PM PATHFINDER INTERNATIONAL SUCC HUMANITAIRE En activité SMO / SUD-KIVU C/NGALIEMA GENIE CIVILE ET 11 A1313958M PP KINAMVUIDI NKELANI MARTIN AFRIBAT SIEGE AV. LOPORI N° 84 C/ KASA-VUBU En activité CIS / LIMETE CONSTRUCTION INTRAHEALTH AV.SERGENT MOKE N°14 12 A1314073M PM INC SIEGE SANTE En activité CIS NGALIEMA INTERNATIONAL ASBL Q/BASOKO C/NGALIEMA Page 1 de 3 REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO MINISTERE DES FINANCES DIRECTION GENERALE DES IMPOTS DIRECTION DE L'ASSIETTE FISCALE LISTE ADDITIONNELLE DES CONTRIBUABLES ACTIFS: MOIS DE MAI 2018 ANCIEN FORME NOMS OU RAISON SIEGE OU SECTEUR ETAT N° NIF SIGLE ADRESSE SERVICE JURIQUE SOCIALE SUCCURSALE D'ACTIVITE SOCIETE GESTIONNAIR ETABLISSEMENT 82 BLVD DU 30 JUIN Q/ BASOKO 13 A1401786H PM TULANE INTERNATIONAL LLC TULANE SIEGE D'ENSEIGNEMENT En activité CIS NGALIEMA C/NGALIEMA PRIVE UNION INTERNATIONALE 14 A1505057P PM CONTRE LA TUBERCULOSE ET (UICTMR) SIEGE AV. CITRONNIERS N°4 C/GOMBE HUMANITAIRE En activité CIS GOMBE LES MALADIES RESPIRATOIRES Commerce Général et 15 A1515698F PP MATA NSUNDI JEAN ETS BENITE SIEGE Q/ KUNDA N°15C C/ MATETE En activité CIS / MATETE Import-Export INNER CITY FUND IMM.CROWN TOWER N° 701 Q/ ASSISTANCE CDI / 16 A1516609W PM INTERNATIONAL MACRO ICF MACRO SUCC En activité BATETELA C/ GOMBE TECHNIQUE LUBUMBASHI INC.(ICFI MACRO Inc) MAINTENANCE IN CONGO Commerce Général et 17 A1714031W PM MIC SARL SIEGE LUFUNGULA N° 03 C/ NGALIEMA En activité CIS / NGALIEMA SARL Import-Export GROUPE CONSEIL ALDARI AV. ZONGOTOLO N° 08 C/ Prestation de services et 18 A1801123R PM G.C. ADALRI SARLU SIEGE En activité CIS / GOMBE SARLU GOMBE travaux immobiliers AV. LIBERTE N°09 Q. INDUSTRIEL Commerce Général et 19 A1806140U PM TANA CONGO SARL SIEGE En activité CIS / LIMETE C/LIMETE Import-Export Fait à Kinshasa, le 07 juin 2018 Eric BULUNDWE KASAMBA Directeur Page 2 de 3 REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO MINISTERE DES FINANCES DIRECTION GENERALE DES IMPOTS DIRECTION DE L'ASSIETTE FISCALE LISTE ADDITIONNELLE DES CONTRIBUABLES ACTIFS: MOIS DE MAI 2018 ANCIEN FORME NOMS OU RAISON SIEGE OU SECTEUR ETAT N° NIF SIGLE ADRESSE SERVICE JURIQUE SOCIALE SUCCURSALE D'ACTIVITE SOCIETE GESTIONNAIR Page 3 de 3.
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