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N-Soft uses its advanced solutions to generate extra Government revenues without raising taxes. In ten years of working with emerging states, N-Soft has built substantial expertise in creating innovative technological solutions providing essential support to national budgets. Our solutions allow governments to see where income is leaking away, improve their credit standings and their ability to govern effectively
Our data solutions allow us to give governments real time information on what they are owed
Our data solutions allow us to give governments real time information on what they are owed
Our data solutions allow us to give governments real time information on what they are owed
Empower your data Increase revenue, without raising taxes.
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DRC : in Paris on May 17, the IMF urged President F. Tshisekedi to improve public revenue mobilization, reforms and good governance in the tax sector
Revenues mobilized throughout
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2020 were estimated at CDF 7,019.9 billion (USD 3.790 billion) against the cash flow plan forecasts of CDF 7,385.8 billion, i.e. an achievement rate of 95%
N-Soft invests in the Malian startup AfricaTechLab
developers of the mobile strategy game on Android Mist of Soundjata which highlights the Mandingo culture.
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Investing in the Malian startup is one of the partnership values dear to N-Soft. We choose to invest in the economies of the countries in which we operate.
N-Soft is an active partner of the state of Mali.
Improved governance and efficiency could deliver US$110b in new tax revenue over 2020-25
according to a study by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). ... That’s more than double the US$51.8b it received in official development assistance as of 2018, according to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
“Collecting enough revenue opens up policy options and the capacity to execute them faster and better,” Larry Eyinla, EY Africa Regional Tax Leader
Extract from : https://www.ey.com/en_gl/tax/why-tax-collection-remains-a-challenge-in-sub-saharan-africa
Middle East – Exponential growth of digital payments
- More than half of transactions in the Middle East are carried out via smartphone applications ... - A MasterCard survey indicates digital payments in the Middle East are growing exponentially. They could add US $ 95 billion to its GDP
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