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As a long-term partner for governments in emerging economies, we enable them to maximize their income by plugging gaps in their resources without raising any additional taxation.

Only 25% of African countries currently meet the 20% tax-to-GDP criterion under the African Monetary Cooperation Program...
07/10/2026

Only 25% of African countries currently meet the 20% tax-to-GDP criterion under the African Monetary Cooperation Programme.

That raises an important question: do governments need more taxes, or better visibility over the tax base they already have?

Across Africa, telecom, mobile money, betting and other digital sectors generate significant economic activity. Without reliable data, part of that activity can remain outside the effective reach of tax administrations.

Sierra Leone shows what stronger visibility can achieve.

Through its partnership with N-Soft, the government has strengthened visibility across key digital sectors, including telecommunications, mobile money and betting. After one year of operation, N-Soft’s technology calculated a 70% increase in telecom operators’ revenues, supporting higher government tax collection.

Domestic revenue mobilization starts with transparency.
It starts with the ability to identify economic activity, calculate what is already due and support effective collection.

Better visibility. Stronger public revenues. Greater financial sovereignty.

N-Soft is heading to Bangkok.Arik Zenouda, Vice President of N-Soft, will attend the 2026 IMF and World Bank Group  Annu...
06/10/2026

N-Soft is heading to Bangkok.

Arik Zenouda, Vice President of N-Soft, will attend the 2026 IMF and World Bank Group Annual Meetings in Bangkok, October 12–18.

As governments seek to strengthen domestic revenue mobilization, one question is becoming increasingly important: how can better data and greater visibility into the digital economy support stronger tax administration?

Arik will be in Bangkok to exchange with government and public finance leaders on these challenges and how GovTech can help turn transactional data into actionable revenue visibility.

In Bangkok too? Book a meeting with Arik: [email protected]

A digital strategy creates the foundation. Connected, actionable data creates the impact.According to the OECD  Digital ...
05/10/2026

A digital strategy creates the foundation. Connected, actionable data creates the impact.

According to the OECD Digital Government Outlook 2026, on average only 63% of public sector institutions are connected to national data interoperability systems.
For governments, this visibility gap matters.

N-Soft transforms complex transactional data into certified, consolidated, and actionable information, giving public authorities clearer visibility into economic activity and the data they need for effective oversight.

One important application is stronger domestic revenue mobilization: identifying the existing tax base more accurately, without increasing tax rates.

Read more: https://www.oecd.org/en/publications/digital-government-outlook_0496b2bc-en.html

As economies become more digital, tax systems need to keep pace.Speaking at Malaysia’s 26th National Tax Conference, Fin...
30/09/2026

As economies become more digital, tax systems need to keep pace.

Speaking at Malaysia’s 26th National Tax Conference, Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan highlighted the role of digitalisation in strengthening tax administration:

“Through continuous reforms and digitalisation initiatives, we are strengthening the transparency, efficiency and integrity of our tax ecosystem to ensure Malaysia remains competitive and attractive as an investment destination.”

Malaysia’s e-Invoicing reform shows what this can mean in practice. Since implementation, the Inland Revenue Board has collected RM1.009 billion, approximately US$248 million, in additional tax, with more than 52,000 taxpayers coming forward to make voluntary declarations.

e-Invoicing is an important step. As digital economies expand, the opportunity is to build on this foundation with broader visibility across operators, sectors and transactions.

This is where real-time governance technology can go further, transforming transactional data into reliable insights that help authorities understand economic activity, strengthen compliance and mobilize domestic revenue more effectively.
At N-Soft, we believe digital transformation should give governments a clearer view of their existing tax base, helping them mobilize the revenues already due without increasing tax rates.

Digital economies need modern tax administration. Modern tax administration starts with trusted data.

Kudos to Ukraine’s State Tax Service for another important step in the digitalization of tax administration.In partnersh...
28/09/2026

Kudos to Ukraine’s State Tax Service for another important step in the digitalization of tax administration.

In partnership with the UK DIGIT project and the Eastern Europe Foundation, the State Tax Service is working to automate internal processes, modernize tax reporting and bring Ukraine’s tax system closer to European digital standards.
A particularly important element is the “Once Only” principle: data is entered into the system once and then exchanged between government registers.

As the announcement states:
“The goal of partnership is to transform service model of the State Tax Service, automate internal processes and integrate Ukrainian tax space into the European one.”
Ukraine’s digital economy also demonstrates the growing importance of effective tax administration for digital services.
According to the State Tax Service of Ukraine, non-resident companies providing electronic services to Ukrainian users paid more than UAH 8.7 billion in VAT to the state budget during the first five months of 2026.
As more economic activity moves online, the next challenge is ensuring that tax administrations have reliable visibility into the data behind these transactions.
Digitalization provides the foundation. Connected data and real-time visibility can help tax administrations better understand economic activity, strengthen compliance and mobilize domestic revenue more effectively.

At N-Soft, we see this visibility as a key building block for stronger and more responsive tax administrations.

Congratulations to Ukraine’s State Tax Service and its partners on this important initiative.

Державна податкова служба України

Eastern Europe is rewriting the rules for taxing the digital economy.Across the region, governments are exploring new wa...
24/09/2026

Eastern Europe is rewriting the rules for taxing the digital economy.

Across the region, governments are exploring new ways to tax revenues generated through digital platforms, advertising, user data, and other online services. Poland is one of the latest examples, with a proposed Digital Services Tax (DST) set to bring the implementation question into sharper focus.

For tax authorities, the challenge is practical: how do you identify, measure, and verify digital revenues generated within your market?

Our latest newsletter looks at the different approaches emerging across Eastern Europe, why Poland is one to watch, and how reliable data can support effective implementation.

Read the full newsletter below. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/digital-services-taxes-europe-from-policy-implementation-n-soft-hlukf/

Tax-to-GDP ratios remain highly uneven across Latin America and the Caribbean. According to Revenue Statistics in Latin ...
23/09/2026

Tax-to-GDP ratios remain highly uneven across Latin America and the Caribbean.
According to Revenue Statistics in Latin America and the Caribbean 2026, the average tax-to-GDP ratio reached 21.7% in 2024. Yet country ratios ranged from 9.2% to 33.7%.

For governments, the challenge is not only how much revenue is collected, but how clearly they can see the economic activity behind it.

As more transactions move through digital channels, N-Soft provides certified transactional data and real-time reporting to help authorities verify revenues, strengthen compliance, and identify taxes already due.

Better visibility supports stronger tax administration and more effective domestic revenue mobilization.

Power data, not additional taxes.

“Serbia has made significant progress to transform its Tax Administration into a modern, efficient and taxpayer-friendly...
22/09/2026

“Serbia has made significant progress to transform its Tax Administration into a modern, efficient and taxpayer-friendly institution.”

Nicola Pontara
World Bank Country Manager for Serbia
Modern tax administration is becoming a cornerstone of stronger public finances.
For governments across Eastern Europe, modernization is not simply about moving existing processes online. It is about building the institutional and technological capacity to better understand economic activity, strengthen compliance, and improve revenue collection.

The opportunity is to turn digital transformation into greater fiscal visibility.

N-Soft helps governments move beyond fragmented or self-declared data by providing real-time transactional visibility across digital sectors. This gives public authorities a clearer view of the existing tax base, helps verify revenues already generated, and supports more effective domestic resource mobilization.

As countries continue modernizing their revenue administrations, the objective is clear: stronger data, stronger institutions, and more resilient public finances.

Governments do not always need new taxes. They need better visibility into the revenue already being generated.N-Soft pr...
17/09/2026

Governments do not always need new taxes. They need better visibility into the revenue already being generated.

N-Soft provides real-time transactional visibility, reducing reliance on self-declared data and giving public authorities a clearer view of activity, operator revenues, and taxes due.
This helps identify revenue already owed and strengthen domestic revenue mobilization without increasing tax rates.
And we stay for the long term, supporting governments from implementation and integration through to training and skills transfer, so institutions can operate and sustain the system independently. https://n-soft.com/

Not every imported mobile phone is captured at the border.In Cameroon, N-Soft’s MPIE solution identifies devices when th...
16/09/2026

Not every imported mobile phone is captured at the border.

In Cameroon, N-Soft’s MPIE solution identifies devices when they connect to national networks, giving authorities greater visibility over which devices have completed the required customs clearance.

The scale is significant. Around 700,000 non-cleared devices were identified in the first month, and around 50,000 new IMEIs are detected each day.

But technology is only one part of the story.

The project also required close collaboration between Customs, regulators, telecom operators and technical teams.

In this carousel, Alex-Ariel Tchetgnia, VP Services, N-Soft, shares the story behind the MPIE Cameroon project: how the solution works, what implementation required, and why this approach is relevant for other governments facing similar challenges.

Want to learn more about MPIE?
https://n-soft.com/en/mobile-phone-importation/

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