Senegal
Voluntary, no mandate yet
Mandate Overview
The mandate
Senegal's General Directorate of Taxes and Domains (Direction Générale des Impôts et des Domaines, DGID) is in the planning phase for a national e-invoicing regime, with announcements through 2024 signaling intent to align with the WAEMU regional digital tax direction and the broader African CTC wave. As of early 2026, no binding mandatory framework is in force; voluntary digital invoicing is permitted, and the DGID continues to operate VAT through traditional return-filing channels. Specific formats, clearance vs. reporting model, taxpayer thresholds, and onboarding waves remain to be confirmed pending formal Finance Law adoption.
Timeline
Key milestones
Government publicly signals intent to introduce mandatory e-invoicing
DGID framework consultation underway, alignment with WAEMU regional direction
Anticipated launch window for phased rollout (pending DGID specifications)
Flowie Coverage
How Flowie supports Senegal
Flowie tracks Senegal regulatory developments. Native generation and transmission for Senegalese domestic flows is on the roadmap as the DGID mandate emerges and technical specifications are published.
FAQ
Common questions
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