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LIKELY IMPACT OF THE PROPOSED TAX AMENDMENTS 2024 -2025

CPA Tindyebwa Obed

Member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

 

2024-25 tax proposals are being considered by Parliament of Uganda. In this article, I will highlight the likely impact of some of the key tax proposals.

 

The likely impact of selected proposed amendments to the taxing Acts for the year 2024 – 2025 focusing on excise taxes

By CPA Charity Akatukwasa

Member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

 

Excise taxes are a well-established component of global tax policy. They are mainly used to generate government revenue while providing incentives for the population to consume and produce less harmful products. Excise taxes are also used to encourage the development of local industries by discouraging imports.

ICPAU Regional Members Network Executives Meet to Discuss Professional Growth

By Caroline Nassuuna

Communications Officer, ICPAU

The Role of a Money Laundering Control officer (MLCO)

By: CPA Susannie Kyamanywa, CAMS

Manager Quality Assurance & Regulations -ICPAU

IMPACT OF PROPOSED TAX ON SALE OF LAND

By CPA John Sebuuma

Member, Tax & Economic Policy Committee – ICPAU

Sebuuma & Associates, CPAs

The Government of Uganda on 28th March 2024 through the Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development tabled the proposed National Budget for the financial year 2024/25 amounting to UGX58.34 trillion.

EFRIS: Transforming Tax Compliance in Uganda

By: CPA Julius Kenneth Okurut

Alternative Options for Domestic Revenue Mobilization for Uganda

By CPA Zuriat Nakayenga

Tax Manager, Uganda Breweries Limited

Government revenue is the strategy used to generate cash to be used by Government entities to fund its day-to-day operations. Normal tactics like tax collection, application fees, and levies are used to collect revenue.

Strategies for Business Sustainability in a Volatile Economy

By: CPA Silajji Kanyesigye Baguma

Managing Partner

RKA & Co. CPA

 

Are you using the services of a licensed accounting firm?

By Nancy Akullo

Head of Communications

Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda

 

Accountants Advised to Embrace Climate Change Adaptation for the Related Hazards Are Here to Stay!

By Caroline Nassuuna

Communications Officer

A change of climate is attributed directly or indirectly to human activity that alters the composition of the global atmosphere in addition to natural climate variability (natural processes), observed over comparable time periods.

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