- Suppliers to government MDAs no longer required to pay VAT on supplies at time of delivery
- Suppliers can now pay tax after receiving payment from government
- Exception for businesses with small turnover of sh500 million and below
- Government suppliers now pay VAT upon receiving payment
- IFMS used to track financial events and payments
- Uganda has low tax-to-GDP ratio of 14%, government aiming to increase to 20% in next five years
Source: msn.com
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