Every business understands the cost of delaying taxes. The moment a payment is late, penalties and interest begin to accumulate almost instantly. But what happens when the situation is reversed? …
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Business Is Easier Than Ever But Why Does It Feel Harder?
If you look at modern business through pure capability, this is the easiest era to build, scale, and run an enterprise in history. Capital is more accessible, technology has removed …
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The battle over the future of artificial intelligence has moved from innovation labs to the courtroom. In Oakland, California, a high-stakes trial is underway that could reshape how some of …
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On April 24, 2026, Parliament approved a record UGX 84.39 trillion national budget for the 2026/27 financial year. On paper, it signals ambition, scale, and a bold push toward industrial …
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Funding push puts Africa’s energy gap in focus
A new funding commitment of more than $1,1 billion by the European Investment Bank is set to accelerate renewable energy projects across Africa, but experts say it will only begin …
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Uganda’s Income Tax System Moves Beyond Profit Alone
On 1 April 2026, the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development tabled the Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2026 before Parliament, signaling a major shift in Uganda’s approach to taxing …
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As the countdown to a monumental milestone begins, the Rotary Club of Kampala is preparing for a night where rich tradition meets a bold, visionary future. On Saturday, June 6, …
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The 7.7 Billion Tax Scare: How Verma Beat the URA
Imagine moving your own stock from a central warehouse to a branch, only for the taxman to later call it a “sale” and demand billions in tax. That is exactly …
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When a Discount Costs Billions: Airtel’s Tax Case vs URA Explained
For many multinational companies operating in Uganda, global purchasing power has always been a strategic advantage. Through group agreements, local subsidiaries can import equipment at significantly lower prices than competitors. …