- The Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, Professor Mthuli Ncube, aims to improve tax compliance among MSMEs
- He has suggested expanding the Virtual Fiscalisation System to include MSMEs for better recording of VAT taxable transactions
- MSMEs represent approximately 86 percent of Zimbabwe’s overall economic activity
- The informal economy in Zimbabwe has expanded significantly, covering various sectors as people create innovative self-employment opportunities
- Many informal businesses have emerged that operate outside the formal tax systems and fail to meet their tax responsibilities
Source: chronicle.co.zw
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