Cameroon extends tax exemption to public bonds issued across the Cemac region
[Business in Cameroon - Cameroon] - 18/12/2025
From 2026, the exemption from the tax on income from movable capital (IRCM) will no longer apply only to investments in public securities issued by the Cameroonian state on the monetary (BEAC) and financial (Bvmac) markets. Investors holding sovereign bonds issued by other Cemac countries will (…)
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