- Zimbabwe will introduce VAT on cross-border digital services from January 2026.
- Non-resident digital service providers and online platforms supplying to Zimbabwean customers must register for VAT and remit tax.
- The new rules aim to align taxation of digital services with that of locally supplied services.
- Details on registration thresholds and compliance requirements will be released before 2026.
- Affected businesses should start preparing by reviewing services, revenues, contracts, and compliance systems.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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