Public revenue : Gov't creates new non-tax niches in five ministries.
Dernière mise à jours il y'a 7 moisTo reach 400 billion CFA in non-tax revenue by 2026, the cameroonian government is introducing new revenue streams beyond taxation in five specific ministries, potentially through fees, services, foreign relations, or other financial mechanisms.This move aims to boost non-tax revenue streams and support the country's economic development goals. The introduction of these new fees is expected to generate additional revenue for the government.
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For 2026, Cameroon projects non-tax revenue of 400 billion FCFA, an increase of 38.9 billion compared to 2024. This is revealed in the Ministry of Finance's Medium-Term Economic and Budgetary Programming Document 2026-2028. This upward trend is expected to continue until 2028, with collection targets set at 426.2 billion (6.6% increase) in 2027 and 457 billion FCFA (7.2% increase) in 2028.
2026 Revenue Projections include, Non-tax revenue sources include income from state-owned assets, service fees, pension contributions, oil transit fees, and dividends from companies with state participation, to support this revenue growth, new measures will be introduced in the following ministries: Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (MINHDU), Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (MINPOSTEL), Ministry of Higher Education (MINESUP), Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation (MINRESI) and Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife (MINFOF). These new measures aim to create additional revenue streams for the government, contributing to the country's economic development goals.
The new non-tax revenue (NTR) collection niches planned for the next fiscal year will join a government initiative aimed at optimizing the collection of these revenues, which have an estimated annual potential of 600 billion FCFA. This initiative includes the exclusive electronic payment of NTR, which is set to become operational on January 1, 2026. The Objective of the government,is to increase revenue from NTR, which contributed only 8% to the country's internal revenue in 2024 (338.9 billion FCFA), introducing new collection points and digitalizing the recovery and security process for NTR, the "TresorPay" digital platform, launched in August 2023, has improved the collection process. The government's efforts to optimize Non Tax Revenue ( NTR) collection aim to support the national economy, which is facing internal and external shocks. By increasing NTR, the government can reduce its reliance on tax revenue and better support economic development.
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