By Florence Namuganza The unanticipated emergency of the COVID-19 pandemic has had organisations including Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) come up with new approaches of reaching audiences with rich simplified information without having to physically engage. In light of this, URA launched an online studio facility to dubbed URA DRIFT Studio to promote digital tax education …
URA LAUNCHES ONLINE TV TO INTENSIFY TAX EDUCATION. Read More »
By Nouella Anaso “To URA, it is a gift. But to me, it is a miracle. I have never received such a gift before. This morning, I didn’t have sugar for my tea. Yesterday my children asked for blue band. Now they will also have rice, spaghetti, cooking oil. I did not expect this blessing …
TPAS KICKS OFF WITH ENDEARING GIFTS TO TAXPAYERS Read More »
By Annet Nantongo September 5th 1991 saw the birth of Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) the Act of Parliament Cap. 196 enacted and established the agency as a statutory body mandated to administer tax in Uganda. The institution has grown over the 30 years to become a beacon of hope and a blue print for other …
URA TASKED TO EMBRACE MATURITY AS IT CELEBRATES 30 YEARS Read More »
By Taxman Team In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, sovereign governments across the globe have had to unlearn, learn and relearn in order to adapt to what is now commonly referred to as the ‘new normal.’ Since 18th March 2020 when Uganda instituted its first lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19, the entire country …