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Woman challenges tax on goods used by the disabled - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Woman challenges tax on goods used by the disabled - The Zimbabwe Independent

Barbara Ruwondo has approached the courts saying her fundamental rights have been infringed by the introduction of 15% tax on the goods that they use to live a normal life.

Woman challenges tax on goods used by the disabled - Vimarsana News

Woman challenges tax on goods used by the disabled

Barbara Ruwondo has approached the courts saying her fundamental rights have been infringed by the introduction of 15% tax on the goods that they use to live a normal life.

Woman challenges tax on goods used by the disabled -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Woman challenges tax on goods used by the disabled -Newsday Zimbabwe

Barbara Ruwondo has approached the courts saying her fundamental rights have been infringed by the introduction of 15% tax on the goods that they use to live a normal life.

Govt to raise GH¢750m with new E-VAT policy - Vimarsana News

Govt to raise GH¢750m with new E-VAT policy

The government is seeking to raise GH¢750 million in Ghana following the passage of the Value Added Tax Amendment bill, which introduces the E-Vat policy.

Parliament Approves The The Return Of VAT To 16% - Vimarsana News

Parliament Approves The The Return Of VAT To 16%

By Soko Directory Team / Published December 23, 2020 | 12:13 pm Kenya’s parliament has approved the National Treasury’s decision to revert taxes to Pre- Covid levels in January 2021  to manage the growing revenue deficit, cutting short the relief that Kenyans have been enjoying since President Uhuru Kenyatta made the order. The government in March temporarily reduced taxes aimed at offering a reprieve for businesses and consumers who had been adversely affected by the pandemic. According to the President, the move was to cushion Kenyans against the effects of Covid-19. In this case,  in...