Ugandan phone user set to pay annual USh5,000 tax

Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) will deploy its customs officials at the port of Dar es Salaam by the end of this month, The Citizen has learnt.

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The news that the East Africa Community (EAC) is in a dire financial position is disturbing. It is even more disturbing to know that the regional body’s secretariat might reach a point where it will fail to meet its salary obligations.

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Tanzanian president gives tax evaders one week to pay up
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DAR ES SALAAM Dec 4 Tanzanian President John Magufuli has given tax evaders one week to pay up what they owe or face prosecution, the latest in a raft of measures by the new government to tackle graft. Magufuli, who was elected in October, issued the ...
Tanzania: Magufuli Issues Seven-Day Ultimatum to Tax EvadersAllAfrica.com
Tax evaders get 7-day ultimatumDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release)...

Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) had by yesterday evening collected about Sh8.6 billion involving about 300 containers that were removed from the port before paying import taxes.

CCM presidential candidate John Magufuli pledged yesterday that he would reduce tax imposed on workers’ salaries if elected in next elections.

Apple has agreed to pay Italy 318 million euros ($348 million) to settle a tax dispute after the US tech giant was investigated for suspected fraud, the country’s tax agency said Tuesday.

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Five suspected tax evaders ignore President Magufuli's pay-up order Alleged to ...
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With the seven-day grace period given by President John Magufuli having expired, five of 33 companies that evaded taxes amounting to 12bn/-at the Dar es Salaam Port have not yet paid a single cent. In an interview with The Guardian yesterday in Dar es ...
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Tanzania in International Tax Law: Grossing up ‘net of tax’ pay for expatriate employees  The Citizen Daily