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Senegal VAT (TVA) Return

Prepare, review, or classify transactions for a Senegal VAT (TVA) return. Standard rate 18%, reduced 10% (tourism). WAEMU member. Precompte TVA mechanism. ALWAYS read before handling Senegal VAT work.

SenegalTax year 2025· Last reviewed Apr 13, 2026

Key facts — Senegal, 2025

FieldValue
CountrySenegal
Standard rate18%
Reduced rate10% (tourism accommodation/catering)
Zero rate0% (exports)
Filing portalhttps://eservices.dgid.sn
AuthorityDGID (Direction Generale des Impots et des Domaines)
CurrencyFCFA (XOF)
Filing frequencyMonthly (reel normal); Quarterly (simplifie)
Deadline15th of following month
RegistrationFCFA 100M goods / 50M services
Primary legislationCGI, Livre II -- TVA
ContributorOpen Accounting Skills Registry
Validated byPending
Last research updateApril 2026

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Use this skill whenever asked to prepare, review, or classify transactions for a Senegal VAT (TVA) return. Standard rate 18%, reduced 10% (tourism). WAEMU member. Precompte TVA mechanism. ALWAYS read before handling Senegal VAT work.

SenegalTax year 2025

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Senegal VAT (TVA) Return Skill v2.0

Section 1 -- Quick reference

FieldValue
CountrySenegal
Standard rate18%
Reduced rate10% (tourism accommodation/catering)
Zero rate0% (exports)
Filing portalhttps://eservices.dgid.sn
AuthorityDGID (Direction Generale des Impots et des Domaines)
CurrencyFCFA (XOF)
Filing frequencyMonthly (reel normal); Quarterly (simplifie)
Deadline15th of following month
RegistrationFCFA 100M goods / 50M services
Primary legislationCGI, Livre II -- TVA
ContributorOpen Accounting Skills Registry
Validated byPending
Last research updateApril 2026

Section 2 -- Required inputs and refusal catalogue

Minimum viable -- bank statement. Acceptable from CBAO, SGBS (Societe Generale Banques au Senegal), Ecobank SN, BOA SN, BIS, BNDE, or any Senegalese bank.


Section 3 -- Supplier pattern library

PatternTreatmentNotes
CBAOEXCLUDEExempt financial
SGBS, SOCIETE GENERALE SNEXCLUDESame
ECOBANK SN, BOA SNEXCLUDESame
DGIDEXCLUDETax payment
DOUANECheck for import TVA
CSS, IPRESEXCLUDESocial charges
SENELECDomestic 18%Electricity
SDE, SEN'EAUDomestic 18%Water
ORANGE SN, FREE SN, EXPRESSODomestic 18%Telecoms
GOOGLE, MICROSOFT, AWSAutoliquidation 18%Non-resident

Section 4 -- Worked examples

Example 1 -- Standard sale

FCFA 10M net. TVA = FCFA 1.8M (18%).

Example 2 -- Precompte TVA

Government entity pays supplier. Precompte withheld. Supplier claims credit on Line III.3.


Section 5 -- Classification rules

18% standard. 10% reduced (tourism). 0% exports. Exempt: basic foodstuffs, financial, medical, education, residential rental, agricultural inputs, petroleum (specific taxes).


Section 6 -- VAT return form

Output: I.1-I.8 (18% sales, exempt, exports, total, TVA collectee, autoliquidation, adjustments, total brute).

Input: II.1-II.6 (local, imports, autoliquidation input, capital goods, adjustments, total deductible).

Net: III.1-III.4 (net, credit reporte, precompte, payable/credit).


Section 7 -- Reverse charge

Non-resident services: self-assess 18%. Net zero if fully taxable. CGI Art. 364.


Section 8 -- Deductibility and blocked input

Blocked (CGI Art. 376-379): vehicles < 9 seats, staff accommodation, entertainment, fuel for blocked vehicles, personal use, invoices without NINEA.

Prorata: CGI Art. 375. Capital goods: 20yr immovable, 5yr movable.


Section 9 -- Filing, deadlines, and penalties

Monthly 15th. Quarterly for simplifie. Late filing: 50% surcharge (min FCFA 200K). Late payment: 1%/month.


Section 10 -- Edge cases, test suite, and escalation

EC1 -- SaaS. Autoliquidation 18%. Net zero. EC2 -- Groundnut export. Zero-rated. Input recoverable. EC3 -- Motor vehicle blocked. EC4 -- WAEMU import (CI). VAT 18% at Senegalese customs. EC5 -- Precompte. Government withholds. Supplier claims credit. EC6 -- Capital goods adjustment. 20yr immovable.

Test 1 -- FCFA 10M sale. TVA FCFA 1.8M. Test 2 -- Equipment FCFA 5M + TVA 900K. Recoverable. Test 3 -- French consulting FCFA 8M. Output 1.44M, input 1.44M. Net zero. Test 4 -- Fish export FCFA 50M. Zero-rated. Test 5 -- Entertainment. Blocked.

Out of scope: IS 30%, PAYE progressive, IPRES/CSS.

Prohibitions

  • NEVER confuse zero-rated with exempt
  • NEVER treat WAEMU as intra-community
  • NEVER accept invoices without NINEA
  • NEVER compute numbers -- engine handles arithmetic

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