- The Gambia’s 2026 budget proposes mandatory electronic invoicing for VAT-registered businesses to combat VAT fraud and modernize tax administration.
- The initiative aims to increase transaction transparency, reduce the shadow economy, and help the Gambia Revenue Authority meet its D27 billion revenue target.
- The proposal is pending parliamentary approval and will build on a 2025 e-invoicing pilot.
- Implementation will likely begin with large taxpayers, with phased expansion to smaller businesses.
- The GRA will issue technical guidelines and further instructions as the legislative process progresses.
Source: comarch.com
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