- Proposed increase of annual VAT registration threshold from UGX150-million to UGX250-million.
- Expansion of VAT and tax exemptions, including nuclear energy, BADEA, and certain research institutes.
- New input tax credit rules for hotel/tourism facility developers with specific investment thresholds.
- Increase in lotteries and gaming tax rate from 20% to 30% and higher surcharge on imported used clothing.
- Changes to stamp duty rates, record-keeping requirements, and exemptions for essential medicines, vaccines, and agricultural inputs.
Source: ensafrica.com
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