By Antoine Lawson In the wake of the austerity measures taken to reduce the lifestyle of the Gabonese state, Budget Minister Jean Fidèle Otandault announced at a press briefing that a 3% tax will be levied on money transfers abroad, in addition to the existing one. From single to double! Since 2008, a tax of…...
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Gabon: 3% increase in money transfer taxes abroad
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