Tax Authority 2025 revenues achieve nearly LD 4 billion

Tax Authority 2025 revenues achieve nearly LD 4 billion – the highest ever

The Tripoli based Libyan government reported yesterday, that in 2025, the Libyan Tax Authority achieved its highest revenue collection since its establishment, recording 3,986,644,300 Libyan dinars – nearing the four billion mark.

The statement revealed that the western region led in revenue collection, contributing 2,841,345,276 dinars to the public treasury, while the eastern and southern regions contributed 1,145,299,030 dinars.

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Tax Authority 2025 revenues achieve nearly LD 4 billion – the highest ever

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E-commerce taxation in Libya conference makes several recommendations

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