Our analysis of Ivorian legal and tax developments, so you can anticipate your obligations rather than endure them.
The 2026 Finance Law tax annex brings foreign digital platforms with no physical presence in Côte d'Ivoire within the scope of corporate income tax, once they generate significant turnover there.
The 2026 Finance Law tax annex removes the 4% withholding tax on income earned by drivers and couriers using ride-hailing and delivery platforms, and makes them subject to the business license tax instead, with a new formality that now governs platform access.
The 2026 Finance Law tax annex finally clarifies the nature of Mobile Money payments: they are electronic payments, not cash payments. A very concrete clarification that affects every business.
Setting up a business in Côte d'Ivoire comes with a set of tax obligations that every executive must know and comply with. Misunderstanding them can lead to severe penalties.
A tax audit is a dreaded but frequent step. Preparing for it helps avoid costly reassessments.
Since July 1, 2023, Côte d'Ivoire has rolled out standardized electronic invoicing (FNE) nationwide. Everything you need to know.
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