Gov't collects over 1046 billion taxes in Ngaoundéré

At a meeting held last Friday in Ngaoundere, officials of the Directorate General of taxes evaluated their goals for the year 2014.

Two months before the end of fiscal year, 2014, Modeste Mopa Fatoing, the DG and his collaborators carried out an assessment of their "road map".

The 2014 Finance Act set at the Directorate General of taxation (DGI) yielded 1,240 billion non-oil revenue. As of September 30, IMB had already collected 1,046 billion against a targeted amount of 941 billion making a surplus of 111%. In the third quarter of 2014, IMB brought 312 billion.

In recent weeks, this centre works on a folder with high potential: the tax on cattle. First basin of cattle in the country, Adamawa can be a big contributor in the State budget if all ranchers operating in this part of the country were actually paying their taxes.

The sketch acted out in a hotel in the square during the dinner hosted by the DG of taxes in the monthly coordination meeting of central services and external relocated this month at Ngaoundéré was well received. Comedians invited all "aladjis" to report the number of their heads of cattle to the tax authority.

The reorganization of services, including the direction of large companies (DGE) and the five Centres of tax of medium-sized enterprises (CIME) of Yaoundé and Douala constitute a major turning point.

According to indiscretions, in the restricted meeting held behind "closed doors", the DG remobilized its team for the final goal.