TRA loses Sh1.9bn tax case over beef, poultry imports from Kenya

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Tanzania to tax imports to finance rail projects
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Tanzania has instituted a 1.5 percent levy on all imports to fund rail projects intended to bolster national and international connectivity. The new tax, based on the price, insurance and transportation of imports, will help the country raise $14.2 billion for rail ...
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Tanzania has been losing at least Sh1.8 trillion annually because it is unable to reduce the cost of doing business and lacks a strong airline.

Dar es Salaam. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is seeking the conclusion of tax cases pending in the Court of Appeal since 2002, with companies challenging tax bills amounting to Sh1.7 trillion.

Tanzania Revenue Authority’s attempt to collect $2.4million (about Sh3.8bn) tax from Wentworth Gas Limited flopped recently after a tax appeals board declared the move unlawful.

>The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) yesterday started investigating tax evasion and illicit money transfers by multinational corporations that are doing business in Tanzania.

Serikali ya Awamu ya Tano imekusanya ziada ya Sh900 bilioni kupitia kodi katika kipindi cha miezi miwili tangu aingie madarakani.

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Zitto loses case against Chadema
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The High Court in Dar es Salaam yesterday ruled in favour of Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema) after it threw out a case filed by the party's former Deputy Secretary General, Zitto Kabwe against Chadema Board of Trustees and the Secretary ...
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The East African Court of Justice (EACJ) has declined to grant ex-parte judgment to a Moshi businessman who is seeking Sh512 million (KSh28.5 million) from the Kenyan government in damages for unlawful arrest, confinement and prosecution.

>Tanzania has lost a case on the proposed highway across the Serengeti National Park filed by a Nairobi-based animal welfare organisation. The First Instance Division of the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) ruled yesterday that the planned tarmacked road from Loliondo-Kleins Gate/Tabora B to Mugumu/Natta would damage the park’s ecosystem.