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Last reviewed 11 August 2026

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Togo's 2026 Finance Law rewrites article 62 of the Livre des procédures fiscales to require a certified electronic invoice between taxable persons. The Office Togolais des Recettes is to run a national platform or approve private ones. Implementing rules are still awaited, so the paper facture normalisée stays in use.

Togo e-Invoicing Overview

B2B
planned
Article 62 of the Livre des procédures fiscales, as amended by the 2026 Finance Law, requires a person liable to the tax who supplies goods or services to another liable person, or who claims advance payments that make the tax due, to hand over a certified electronic invoice. That is any invoice created, transmitted, received and archived electronically, whatever solution or technique is used, so long as it meets the legal and regulatory requirements in force. The finance minister sets the arrangements by regulation, and the 2026 Finance Bill provides that the paper facture normalisée under article 64 continues until those arrangements are made.
B2G
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B2C
none

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Implementation Timeline(1 events)

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2026 Finance Law introduces the certified electronic invoice
29 December 2025
Legislative
Parliament adopted the 2026 Finance Law, whose tax measures rewrite article 62 of the Livre des procédures fiscales and let the tax administration take taxpayers' transaction data in real time, on a deferred basis or periodically through electronic devices, as set out in the 2026 Finance Bill published by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance.

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Compliance Regime

CTC Model
Not yet determined. Article 62 of the Livre des procédures fiscales lets the tax administration take transaction data in real time, on a deferred basis or periodically, and provides for either a national e-invoicing platform or approved private platforms. Which route applies, and on what timetable, awaits ministerial regulation.
Standards
N/A

Technical Formats

N/A

Detailed exemptions, penalties and cross-border rules for Togo are not yet published. The official sources have the latest detail.

Official Sources

  • finances.gouv.tgOfficial site
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Frequently asked questions about e-Invoicing in Togo

e-Invoicing is currently planned for future implementation for B2B and not currently required for B2G transactions in Togo.

B2B e-Invoicing in Togo is planned for future implementation. Article 62 of the Livre des procédures fiscales, as amended by the 2026 Finance Law, requires a person liable to the tax who supplies goods or services to another liable person, or who claims advance payments that make the tax due, to hand over a certified electronic invoice. That is any invoice created, transmitted, received and archived electronically, whatever solution or technique is used, so long as it meets the legal and regulatory requirements in force. The finance minister sets the arrangements by regulation, and the 2026 Finance Bill provides that the paper facture normalisée under article 64 continues until those arrangements are made.

B2G e-Invoicing in Togo is not currently required.

Togo supports the following e-Invoice formats: N/A.

Togo uses the following e-Invoicing standards: N/A.

Not yet determined. Article 62 of the Livre des procédures fiscales lets the tax administration take transaction data in real time, on a deferred basis or periodically, and provides for either a national e-invoicing platform or approved private platforms. Which route applies, and on what timetable, awaits ministerial regulation.
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