- Togo’s 2026 Finance Law extends 18% VAT to non-resident digital service providers, effective January 1, 2026.
- Digital platforms and marketplaces may be deemed suppliers, making them responsible for VAT collection and remittance on sales to Togolese customers.
- The rules apply to services such as streaming, SaaS, online advertising, app stores, and cloud computing supplied to customers in Togo.
- Administrative details like registration, filing, and payment procedures are still pending further guidance from authorities.
- The regime reflects a global trend of taxing digital services based on customer location rather than supplier location.
Source: vatabout.com
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