- Rwanda has introduced VAT on cross-border B2C online supplies effective 29 April 2026.
- The VAT applies to a wide range of online goods and services, including software, streaming, online education, gaming, and digital marketplaces.
- Foreign and local online suppliers must register for VAT or appoint a representative in Rwanda within three months.
- Registered suppliers are required to charge and remit VAT to the Rwandan tax administration.
- Rwandan financial institutions must withhold VAT on online purchases if the supplier is not registered or lacks a representative in Rwanda.
Source: ensafrica.com
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