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Concerns still linger over electronic tax stamp rates

Published on: Thursday 20 January 2022

Manufacturers received the new government Electronic Tax Stamps (ETS) fees with little alacrity yesterday, saying the announced reduction was too small to make any meaningful impact.

News source: https://www.thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/news/concerns-still-linger-over-electronic-tax-stamp-rates-3689378

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Concerns still linger over electronic tax stamp rates