- Rwanda will pay whistleblowers 5% of the principal tax actually recovered from reported tax evasion, capped at Rwf10 million.
- The reward excludes interest and penalties; it is based only on recovered principal tax, not merely assessed tax.
- Payment is made after any administrative appeal process is completed, where such a process applies.
- The Rwanda Revenue Authority, not the Treasury, is responsible for paying the reward.
- The order also covers electronic invoicing and tax waivers, and follows earlier VAT invoice-based reward rules.
Source: ktpress.rw
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