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Tanzania: TRA Urges Accountants to Comply With Changes in Systems

Published on: Wednesday 08 February 2023

Geita — THE Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) in Geita Region has urged accountants of companies to comply with improvements made in the authority's digital system when submitting taxpayer returns.

News source: https://allafrica.com/stories/202302100043.html

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Tanzania: TRA Urges Accountants to Comply With Changes in Systems