Structured in two operational components, this device allocates 3.9 billion CFA francs to strengthening tax revenue collection, as well as external control of public funds. The second envelope of 3.3 billion CFA francs targets the simplification of administrative procedures intended for businesses. 


Faced with a private sector limited to 15% of local gross domestic product, compared to 50% to 70% in other continental economies, the State provides an in-kind contribution estimated at 724 million CFA francs to accelerate the interconnection of digital tools such as the E-Tax platform, the National Electronic Taxpayer File, and the Integrated Public Financial Management System.


Spread over the 2031 horizon, the measures of the first phase foresee the skills development of 1,500 young and female entrepreneurs, the direct support of 300 small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the consolidation of 50 incubators. It should be noted that the reduction of registration time (currently set at 65 days versus 3 days in Rwanda) constitutes a priority lever to alleviate operating costs for operators facing bank interest rates oscillating between 15% and 25%.


By aligning with the orientations of the national strategic plan, N'Djamena aims to diversify its budgetary resources while reducing the vulnerability of its economic fabric. Consequently, the integrated digitalization of accounting flows will provide financial authorities with the means to secure tax collection to finance long-term growth.


Ndjomo Carlos

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