Other changes that have been introduced to Uganda’s legislation in line with the OECD recommendations include the enactment of the Anti- Money Laundering (Amendment) Act in 2017, introduction of beneficial ownership rules to enable easy access to information on the natural person(s) behind the control and management of certain companies, widening the definition of services under the VAT Act to include the provision of electronic services as Vatable supplies from which VAT can be charged, among others.
Source: www.observer.ug
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