West Africa seeks stronger tax administration as revenue lags growth
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West Africa seeks stronger tax administration as revenue lags growth

Kizito CUDJOE
Published 45 minutes ago3 min read

West African tax authorities are seeking stronger domestic revenue mobilisation as tax collections struggle to keep pace with economic growth, putting renewed focus on compliance, digitalisation and cross-border cooperation.

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