Mozambique government plans to raise tax revenue from 17% to 26.2% of GDP by 2035
Public sector wages and debt servicing consume almost 90% of the Mozambican state’s revenue, a situation the Government aims to reverse through reforms designed to increase tax revenue from 17% to 26.2% of GDP by 2035. Civil service wages and debt servicing continue to constrain the Mozambican…
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