The 2027 Finance Bill in Algeria outlines major reforms to the wealth tax system. Article 25 suggests lowering the threshold for taxation from 100 million dinars to 80 million dinars. This proposal introduces a new progressive scale with rates reaching up to 1% for assets exceeding 400 million dinars. The government aims to boost fiscal revenue, citing the currently low annual yields. Additionally, the draft includes stricter penalties for late tax filings, ranging from 10% to 25%, along with automatic taxation procedures for those failing to comply after official notice. These measures are currently pending parliamentary review and final approval.