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Senegal Aims to Ramp Up Tax Revenue by 40% to Win New IMF Loan

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Senegal aims to increase tax revenue by 40% to secure a new IMF loan, which would help avoid debt restructuring.

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Senegal said strong first-quarter tax collection would boost its chances of securing a new International Monetary Fund program, while avoiding a painful restructuring of its debts.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on January 6, 2026.
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