The government is currently listing and verifying products and equipment eligible for tax exemptions.
The lawmakers have been informed in Dodoma on Tuesday that the aim of the exercise is to ensure that citizens are benefiting from the exemptions.
This was said by the Deputy Minister for Finance and Planning, Hamad Chande in the Parliament when he was reacting to Kibamba MP Issa Mtemvu who sought to know the government’s strategies in place to ensure that VAT exemptions serve intended purposes.
Source: dailynews.co.tz
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