Investment incentives in Central Africa CEMAC

The CEMAC countries constantly remind young people of the importance of entrepreneurship. Who says to undertake evokes to pay taxes. One also undertakes to create wealth, so do the fiscal norms in CEMAC allow young people to undertake given the economic and social context? The book calls for tax incentives to investment by evoking the sub-regional regulatory framework without losing sight of national tax policies and their scope and limits.

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Nako Mamadjibeye est née au Tchad. Elle fait ses études universitaires au Cameroun et en France. Son passage à l'Ecole Nationale d'Administration et de la Magistrature du Cameroun comme élève inspectrice des régies financières option impôts et taxes, lui a permis d'aborder les questions liée à la fiscalité en CEMAC en fin de formation.