- Togo’s 2026 Finance Law introduces mandatory certified e-invoicing for all VAT-registered businesses and new VAT rules for digital services and platforms, including annual user income reporting.
- Non-compliance by digital platforms incurs a penalty of 10% of undeclared transactions.
- New incentives include a disability employment tax credit and customs abatements for electric vehicles, agricultural equipment, and construction machinery; VAT exemptions apply to animal feed for livestock and fish farming.
- Companies in financial difficulty may receive up to five years of tax exemptions during restructuring.
- The law streamlines tax filings via the GUDEF platform, enforces strict electronic filing deadlines, and introduces a tax ruling system for binding fiscal interpretations.
Source: docnova.ai
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