Tax Inspectors Without Borders–Case study Senegal

Launched in 2015 by the OECD and the United Nations Development Programme, Tax Inspectors Without Borders sends experienced auditors to developing countries, where they work side-by-side with local officials on complex audits of multinational enterprises. The objective–strengthen their ability to challenge complex tax avoidance schemes and raise critically needed revenues for government services.

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Trade (G20): -0.1% exp, -1.3% imp, Q4 2019

Unemployment: 5.6% March 2020

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