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Republique Democratique Du Congo Ministere Des REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO MINISTERE DES FINANCES DIRECTION GENERALE DES IMPÔTS DIRECTION DE L'ASSIETTE FISCALE CONTRIBUABLES RELEVANT DES SERVICES REFORMES NON PUBLIES ET NON EN REGLE AVEC LA DGI (SOURCE DGIREP) FORME N° NIF NOMS OU RAISON SOCIALE SIGLE ADRESSE SERVICE GEST DGIREP JURIDIQUE 1 A1315372Z ASBL COOPERATIVE MINIERE MOMBO COMICO AV. LUYAMBA MOMBO P/MANIEMA SMO / MANIEMA 2 A1214096L ASBL ASSEMBLEE PROVINCIALE DU MANIEMA AV.MIKELENGE N°° C/ MIKELENGE SMO / MANIEMA 3 A1204136K ASBL AFIA NA MAENDELEO ANAM Q/KIPAKA C/KASONGO SMO / MANIEMA 4 A1105886L ASBL OPPUR AV.LUMUMBA V/KINDU SMO / MANIEMA 5 A1105884J ASBL REFEM AV.DE L'HOPITAL V/KINDU SMO / MANIEMA AV MIKELENGE Q/TOKOLOTE 6 A1301955Q ASBL ASS.POUR LES VICTIMES DE LA REPRESENTATION AFRICAINE AVRA SMO / MANIEMA C/MIKELENGE CENTRE D'IMPULSION ET D'ENCADREMENT DES ORG. DE DEV. 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DU COMMERCE Q/KASUKU 19 A1218077N ASBL AGENCE LA GRACE SMO / MANIEMA C/KASUKU 20 A0710210G ASBL CENTRE DE FORMATION ARTISANALE POUR LE DVP DU MANIEMA C.FADM A PRECISER SMO / MANIEMA Page 1 de 11 REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO MINISTERE DES FINANCES DIRECTION GENERALE DES IMPÔTS DIRECTION DE L'ASSIETTE FISCALE CONTRIBUABLES RELEVANT DES SERVICES REFORMES NON PUBLIES ET NON EN REGLE AVEC LA DGI (SOURCE DGIREP) FORME N° NIF NOMS OU RAISON SOCIALE SIGLE ADRESSE SERVICE GEST DGIREP JURIDIQUE 21 A0710465J ASBL INITIATIVE CONGOLAISE POUR LA GESTION I.C.G AV.DE L'EVECHE C/KASUKU SMO / MANIEMA AV.DU 4 JANVIER N°5 C/KASUKU 22 A0710477X ASBL FONDATION LA ROSETTE FOLARO SMO / MANIEMA V/KINDU AV.MOBUTU N°7 C/KASUKU 23 A0710474T ASBL FEMMES VOLONTAIRES POUR LA RECONSTRUCTION ET LA PAIX F.V.R.P SMO / MANIEMA P/MANIEMA 24 A0710471Q ASBL MANIEMA LIBERTES MALI AV.OKENGE N°7 C/KASUKU SMO / MANIEMA AV.MOKAMBA I Q.LUMBULUMBU 25 A0710466K ASBL A.C.P.I A.C.P.I SMO / MANIEMA C/MIKELEZNGE 26 A0710468M ASBL MAPENDANO AV.DE LA JUSTICE N°9 C/GOMBE SMO / MANIEMA UNION PAYSANNE POUR LE PROGRES DE PANGI KAILO - KASONGO - 27 A0710469N ASBL U.P.KA AV. 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