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US$30,8m collected from sugar tax: Govt

The doctors said they were requesting the information in terms of section 7 of the Freedom of Information Act [Chapter 10:33].
By Garikai Tunhira Dec. 14, 2024

Zimra goes after influencers, tourism players

In statement early this week, Zimra announced that it would be conducting visits to assess compliance with all applicable tax heads.
By Takudzwa Munemo and Chantay Ruswa Nov. 8, 2024

Delta pays US$20m sugar tax in 9 months

The impact of the sugar tax on Delta is expected to be felt in the beverage maker’s financial year ended March 31, 2025, on top of existing taxes.
By Freeman Makopa and Honour Mudavanhu Nov. 8, 2024

Treasury to revoke mining tax breaks... as businesses say choked by high taxes

For transactions above this threshold, a lower rate of US$0,05 per dollar applies. The tax now also covers gold-backed digital token transactions.
By Melody Chikono Oct. 25, 2024

Govt urged to create level playing field by taxing Starlink

Govt urged to create level playing field by taxing Starlink
By Admin Sep. 26, 2024

Zim bankers slam money transfer tax

In a document submitted to Finance minister Mthuli Ncube this week, sharing bankers’ expectations for the 2024 mid-term budget review, BAZ called for the tax to be reduced.
By Mthandazo Nyoni and Blessed Ndlovu Jul. 19, 2024

Buyanga in US$500 000 fraud case.

It was further established that the contact numbers supplied did not belong to Mutimba nor Buyanga but to the accused persons.
By Trevor Mutsvairo Jul. 11, 2024

Is this what the market wanted?

Despite all this, in 2022 under S.I. 103A the authorities increased the transactional costs to curb speculative behaviour on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE).
By Rufaro Hozheri Jul. 5, 2024

New tax to hit commercial properties

As part of the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra)’s plan to improve revenue inflows into state coffers, residential properties worth US$250 000 attract a one percent tax.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Jun. 14, 2024