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Gov’t entities on spot over non tax disclosure

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
February 19, 2019
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By Moses Kyeyune.

A number of government ministries, departments and agencies are on spot for having failed to comply with tax measures.

A sample of only seven government institutions queried by the Office of the auditor general in the year ending December 2018 revealed that a 27.4 billion shillings loss had been incurred due to none adherence.

Out of the money, 24.7 billion was non remitted taxes while 2.8 billion was un-deducted tax.

The auditor general, John Muwanga notes in his report for 2017-2018 that failure to deduct and remit taxes directly impacts on collections by the Uganda Revenue Authority and that tax compliance by government entities should not be left optional.

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