Togo expects tax revenue to rise again in 2026, remaining the country’s main source of budget financing.
Under the 2026 budget, tax receipts are projected at 1,338.9 billion CFA francs, up from the 1,208.3 billion CFA francs forecast for 2025, representing an increase of about 10.8% year on year.
Tax revenue will continue to be the largest component of budget income, accounting for more than 82% of total revenue.
It is expected to surpass non-tax revenue, projected at 109.6 billion CFA francs, and project-related grants, estimated at 166.9 billion CFA francs, according to Ecofin Agency.
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Overall, Togo’s total state resources are estimated at 2,751.5 billion CFA francs in 2026, with most coming from the general budget, which totals 2,702.9 billion CFA francs.
This includes 1,615.4 billion CFA francs in revenue and 1,087.5 billion CFA francs in treasury financing. Special Treasury accounts are expected to contribute 48.7 billion CFA francs.
In 2025, the Togolese Revenue Authority was tasked with collecting 1,208.3 billion CFA francs, an 8% increase from 2024. Of that total, taxes were expected to contribute 595.7 billion CFA francs, while customs and indirect duties were projected at 612.6 billion CFA francs.
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