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Ethiopia
Taxes deal new crushing blow on importers

Differences emerge within that bane of foreign investors, the Ethiopian Revenues & Customs Authority. At issue is whether or not to recover arrears in import tax. [...]

Published on 03/06/2016 at 04:30 GMT

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Finance ministry tries to reassure investors

The consultation meeting with investors on 10 June did not achieve its intended aim of shedding light on the situation [...]

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Desalegn’s secret plan for economic development

The Indian Ocean Newsletter has obtained a copy of the Second Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II), a five year economic development plan ordered by the government of Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn (click here). In it, the plan’s author, the [.

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The authorities want to cozy up to Europe

With a few months to go until the 2015 elections, the Ethiopian government is keen to find ways to fund its major infrastructure projects and also to reassure foreign investors who are disappointed by having to jump through hoops of [.

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Companies still wary of ERCA

Through its several tax levies to fill the state coffers, the Ethiopian Revenues & Customs Authority (ERCA), shielded by complex and often opaque legislation, has been all but terrorising business. Tax disputes have been very numerous and even large concerns [.

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EU worried about its companies

European Union (EU) diplomats informed the Ethiopian authorities that European companies are encountering problems there.

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Foreign investors take fright

Bankers and foreign investors are voicing alarm about the damaging impact of a shortage of hard currency in Addis Ababa.

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