The Morning Call
17 years of economic relations between Senegal and Mauritius is under threat following a termination of a tax treaty by the former.
Local media reports quote President Macky Sall as saying that the West African nation has lost nearly 150 billion CFA franc or $256 million in its 17 years of tax treaty with Port Louis.
Our Jean David-Mihamle engages Pointe-Noire based tax expert, Paul Koffi to unravel what exactly the problem is and how to resolve it.
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