How will Senegal’s planned mobile taxes affect economic development?

Posted on September 23, 2025 by Guest authors

Late last week, the Finance and Budgetary Control Committee of the National Assembly of Senegal adopted a bill taxing digital financial services, including mobile money transactions and merchant payments.

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