- Mauritius will impose a 15% VAT on all foreign digital service providers starting January 1, 2026.
- There is no turnover threshold; all foreign suppliers must register and charge VAT, regardless of business size.
- A wide range of digital services—including streaming, software, online ads, and e-books—will be taxable.
- Foreign suppliers exceeding MUR 3 million in annual sales must appoint a local tax representative for VAT compliance.
- The policy aligns Mauritius with global digital tax trends and expands its tax base to include major international tech firms.
Source: africataxreview.com
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