- Senegal is set to introduce mandatory electronic invoicing for all commercial transactions as part of the 2025 Finance Bill
- The initiative by the Directorate General of Taxes and Domains aims to combat tax fraud and improve compliance
- Electronic invoices have been allowed since 2008 but adoption has been sporadic and voluntary
- The reform marks a move towards universal implementation and is part of broader efforts to digitize tax operations
- Senegal has utilized digital tools to enhance tax administration including digital platforms for tax filing and payment and improved customs and VAT collection systems
- These developments support the foundation for e-Invoicing and align Senegal with neighboring countries like Morocco and Egypt in modernizing tax collection
- The move reflects Senegal’s commitment to global best practices in tax digitization and aims to create a transparent, efficient business environment
Source: rtcsuite.com
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