- VAT fraud is the most prevalent tax crime in Uganda
- Uganda has a small tax base and non-compliance by some taxpayers results in low tax collections
- The report reviewed data from 2017-2022 on tax evasion schemes, enforcement, and offences
- There is an overlap between tax crimes/evasion and money laundering
- Uganda has adopted an approach that places tax evasion in the same tier as other serious offences
- There is an urgent need to pursue money laundering investigations alongside tax crime investigations
Source: independent.co.ug
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