As previously reported this year, non-resident taxpayers must register and charge 18% VAT when providing electronic services remotely to consumers in Uganda. As such, affected businesses will need to distinguish VAT registered (B2B) customers from non-VAT registered (B2C) customers.
Timeline
This obligation became mandatory as of July 1, 2022.
Source: Fonoa
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