TANZANIA TELECOM INDUSTRY’S CONTINUE TO PAY TAXES TO GOVERNMENT

The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) has remitted 1.7bn/- to the Treasury collected from calls in October last year.
This follows completion of installation of the Telecommunication Traffic Monitoring System (TTMS).
The amount is from revenue that TCRA collected in one month from firms dealing in telecommunications outside Tanzania whose subscribers made calls to telephone subscribers in Tanzania.
According to TTMS regulations, the government is entitled to at least...

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