Douala,January 20, 2026 –The conference hall at Bano Palace was packed this Tuesday for the awarenessseminar organized by the Subcontracting and Partnership Exchange of Cameroon(SPX-CMR). Focused on the challenges and opportunities of the new 2026 financelaw (Law No. 2025/012 of December 17, 2025), the event drew more thanthirty directors of SMEs, highlighting the vital importance of fiscal policyfor the Cameroonian private sector.

High-Levelexpertise

Theworkshop was led by two seasoned experts from the SFAI Central Africafirm: Jean Paul WAFO and Chrétien TEGHUO TAMO. With precision andclarity, they deconstructed the new tax provisions, focusing on:

• Mechanisms to obtain total tax exemptions.
• Strategies to benefit from tax reductions of up to 50%.
• Transitioning from the informal to the formal sector to effectively access public procurement and tenders.

High engagementBeyond expectations

In a clearsign of the relevance of the topics discussed, the session—initially scheduledfor three hours—extended well beyond the planned timeframe. The participantsraised numerous specific questions, turning the workshop into a dynamicplatform for strategic consulting and knowledge sharing. "We came withspecific concerns about how this new law would impact our cash flow, and we areleaving with clear answers. The expertise provided by the speakers wasdecisive," stated one of the Managing Directors in attendance.

BSTP-CMR’songoing commitment

At theclose of the event, participants expressed high levels of satisfaction. Theypraised the insightful clarifications provided by the SFAI experts andcommended SPX-CMR for its continuous efforts to empower and equipsubcontracting SMEs. By facilitating access to such strategic information, SPX-CMRreaffirms its role as a key partner in growth for local businesses, enablingthem to anticipate legislative changes and ensure a successful 2026 fiscalyear.

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mesures nouvelles LF 2026 -A4-Fr.pdf