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Price is the single most important factor in selling in Mali, followed closely by generous trade terms/financing packages for investors. A law on competition underscores companies’ freedom to price products. The government, however, often intervenes to control the prices of foodstuffs as well as petroleum products. The Value Added Tax (VAT) rate is fixed at 18% of the selling price. Companies collect VAT.
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