- The government of Zimbabwe has amended the Value Added Tax (VAT) exemptions for essential goods and services.
- The amendments are made under the Value Added Tax Act and the Value Added Tax (General) Regulations.
- The first amendment is the substitution of the First Schedule with a new schedule that lists goods, services, and imports exempt from VAT.
- The exemptions include water supply, electricity supply, rates charged by local authorities, agricultural equipment, fuel, tobacco, sanitary products, animal feed, fertilizers, and more.
- The regulation also specifies exemptions for certain goods imported into Zimbabwe, including airtime, goods for governments and diplomatic missions, publications, human remains, and more.
- Additionally, certain types of petrol, jet fuel, and aviation spirit are exempt from VAT in Zimbabwe.
Source: pindula.co.zw
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