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Botswana fails Global Tax Transparency test as OECD flags gaps
Botswana still has no bilateral arrangements for exchanging multinational companies’ tax reports years after an international watchdog first raised the issue.
A newly reeased Country-by‑Country Compilation of 2026 Peer Review by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) has revealed that Botswana has failed to establish key international arrangements required to exchange tax information on multinational companies. This has left the country facing a longstanding transparency gap under.
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The post Botswana fails Global Tax Transparency test as OECD flags gaps first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Portia Nkani