Cameroon Introduces 3% Revenue Tax on Non-Resident Digital Platforms
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Cameroon will begin taxing foreign online platforms operating in the country without a physical presence from Jan. 1, 2026, according to the tax authority. The 2026 finance law subjects these companies to corporate tax at a minimum rate of 3% on revenue generated in Cameroon, the Directorate (…)
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