The historical background of taxation in Tanzania dates back to the colonial period when the German and later British colonial administrations implemented tax systems to generate revenue. After gaining independence in 1961, Tanzania adopted a centralized tax system influenced by socialist policies, which emphasized state ownership and control. Over the years, tax reforms have aimed to modernize the tax system, improve compliance, and broaden the tax base, leading to significant changes in tax laws and administration. Today, Tanzania's tax framework is largely governed by the Income Tax Act and the Value Added Tax Act, reflecting ongoing efforts to enhance economic growth and development.
Kenya Revenue Authority was created in 1995.
Uganda Revenue Authority was created in 1991.
Uganda Revenue Authority SC was created in 1997.
KRA is an abbreviation for the Kenya Revenue Authority. This is the Kenyan equivalent of the Internal Revenue Service or IRS in the United States.
The Ghana Revenue Service was formed in order to compute and control the income and expenditure of the country or economy.
the Uganda Revenue Authority is Ugandas' only tax body that was establiched by act of Perliament.It is responsible for collecting taxes for national development in Uganda.The taxes collected are both international and domestic taxes
HMRC. Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs. Until recently they were two separate organizations. Inland Revenue and Customs & Excise and then they merged.
The Uganda Revenue Authority is an independent instituion that gets its mandate from the constitution of Uganda Article 153 of the constitution of uganda 1995 as Amended which is to the effect that There shall be a Consolidated Fund into which shall be paid all revenues or other monies raised or received for the purpose of, or on behalf of, or in trust for the Government thus on that note it is salient to state that the Revenue Authority is solely responsible for the Collection of taxes in Uganda.
1854 the Indian Appropriations Act
It helps to check on the standards of goods being imported in Uganda
The Uganda Revenue Authority is an independent instituion that gets its mandate from the constitution of Uganda Article 153 of the constitution of uganda 1995 as Amended which is to the effect that There shall be a Consolidated Fund into which shall be paid all revenues or other monies raised or received for the purpose of, or on behalf of, or in trust for the Government thus on that note it is salient to state that the Revenue Authority is solely responsible for the Collection of taxes in Uganda.