From the fuel pump to the supermarket shelf, a weaker shilling can quietly make everyday life more expensive A Kampala shopkeeper does not need to follow the foreign-exchange market to …
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From the fuel pump to the supermarket shelf, a weaker shilling can quietly make everyday life more expensive A Kampala shopkeeper does not need to follow the foreign-exchange market to …
African tax administrators, policymakers and researchers have called for stronger use of locally generated evidence to improve domestic resource mobilisation and address the continent’s growing development financing needs. The call …
The 11th African Tax Research Network (ATRN) Annual Congress officially opened today at the Kigali Convention Centre in Rwanda, bringing together researchers, tax administrators, policymakers, academics and development partners for …
Ethiopia has taken a significant step towards joining the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF), following years of engagement between ATAF and the country’s Ministry of Revenues. A meeting held in …
Cabinet met at State House Entebbe on Monday and approved a change that affects every taxpayer in Uganda: the standalone Tax Identification Number is being phased out for individuals, replaced …
There’s a common claim, repeated by critics of the ultra-wealthy: charitable foundations aren’t really about generosity, they’re a legal loophole to avoid taxes. Defenders of philanthropy push back, pointing to …
A receipt used to be the final step in a transaction: proof that money had changed hands, usually printed on paper and quickly forgotten. That is changing in Uganda. Today, …
A case of Munyanga Development Ltd v Uganda Revenue Authority (TAT Application No. 73 of 2026). Imagine two business owners who receive the same tax assessment from the Uganda Revenue …
Tribunal throws out URA’s multi-billion shilling tax assessment, ruling that internet traffic alone is not proof of taxable access UGX 33,911,117,000. That’s roughly nine million US dollars, and it’s the …
Uganda’s government closed June 2026 with an unexpected fiscal surplus of Shs 517.07 billion, reversing a planned Shs 690.73 billion deficit and marking one of the strongest monthly fiscal performances …
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