Experts fault tax bills ahead of Bunge debate

Debate on tax bills should be focused
Daily News
NEXT week Tanzanians would be anxiously listening to their representatives as they debate two new important tax-related bills, the Value Added Tax (VAT) and the Tax Administration 2014 bills that will be tabled in Parliament. The two bills are aimed at ...

National coordinator for THRDC, Mr Onesmo Olengurumwa, said participation and involvement of stakeholders by government should be a key pillar in getting good laws that protect national interests.

United Nations human rights experts have urged the government of Zambia to withdraw the appointment of a convicted rapist as the country’s ambassador in the campaign against gender violence.

The government decisions to increase tax from time to time have been faulted by traders in Serengeti District, saying the increase did not reflect the actual business situation in the area.

At the debate entitled: Are borders immovable: Should we protect or keep them open?, the panel, moderated by Dr Philippe Boncour, the head of Cooperation and Cultural Affairs at the French Embassy in Dar es Salaam, agreed that migration has become a crucial emergency that called for urgent attention.

Session put off after oil, petrol, gas bills spark heated debate
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THREE proposed extractive industry bills sparked a heated debate in the National Assembly here, compelling the Speaker, Ms Anne Makinda, to prematurely adjourn the session as some MPs noisily pushed for the bill's withdrawal. It all started after ...

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ATAF sponsors Tanzania tax experts to study in Germany
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Three Tanzanian tax experts will benefit from a scholarship provided by the Africa Tax Administrating Forum (ATAF) to attend studies in Germany. The award will also be extended to 24 tax experts from other African countries. Speaking at the just ended 3rd ...
URA to represent EAC on continental tax councilThe Observer (blog)

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Three tier government and who should be elected the chairperson of Constituent Assembly (CA) have torn apart the ruling party, CCM— a week a head of the start of the official assembly to debate the proposed constitution draft.

Parliament will debate two investigation reports on the $122 million (Sh207 billion) Independent Power Tanzania Limited (IPTL) controversy during its ongoing sitting, The Citizen has learnt.