Senegal has allowed for e-invoicing since 2008 as part of its General Tax Code. In the last few years, the efforts have intensified as the Senegalese authorities have been looking toward the e-invoicing mandate of its neighbor Benin, which obliges taxpayers to send structured files in the JSON format to its centralized platform (e-MECeF). However, until now, the adoption in Senegal has been entirely voluntary and no central infrastructure has been implemented, leading to only a limited number of businesses issuing and receiving electronic invoices.   With the announcement of the Finance Bill of 2025, the voluntary adoption comes to...