MAPUTO, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- Mozambique plans to impose a tax on the digital economy starting next year to meet tax administration challenges and boost state revenue, a senior official has said.
According to a report published Monday by Noticias, the country's leading newspaper, Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance Carla Louveira highlighted the significant global impact on the national tax system, focusing on digital transactions including e-commerce, mobile wallet operations and the monitoring of domestic and international transactions.
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