- Uganda implemented VAT regulations for digital services on July 1, 2021
- VAT is charged at a standard rate of 18% for digital services in Uganda
- Taxable digital services include streaming, software, online advertising, and e-learning platforms
- Non-resident providers must register for VAT if annual turnover exceeds UGX 150 million
- VAT returns must be filed quarterly, even if no taxable supplies were made
- Challenges for non-resident providers include accurate reporting and determining consumer location
- VAT payments must be made electronically through approved platforms
- Compliance with these laws can have financial implications for businesses, especially smaller suppliers.
Source: vatabout.com
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