The Association of Insurance Companies of Cameroon (ASAC) has appealed to the government on the need to remove the Value Added Tax (VAT) applied to life and health insurance. Cameroonian insurers are concerned about the application of VAT on life and health insurance while the penetration rate remains marginal in the country, with barely 2%…...
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Cameroon: ASAC calls for the removal of VAT on life and health insurance
Théophile Gérard Moulong, General Manager of Saham Assurances, President of the Association of Insurance Companies of Cameroon (ASAC).
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