- Tanzania’s Finance Bill 2026–2027 proposes major tax reforms for digital services, strengthening revenue collection from foreign platforms.
- The Digital Services Tax for non-resident providers would rise from 2% to 3% on payments from local consumers.
- VAT rules would expand to cover a broader range of electronic services, including similar services delivered via the internet or telecom networks.
- A “deemed supplier” model would shift VAT compliance to digital intermediaries/electronic interfaces to simplify collection and improve enforcement.
- Non-resident digital service providers selling directly to end customers could also be required to register, file returns, and pay excise duty.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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