Taxing Matters: Tanzania’s Personal Tax System in a Global Context
Personal Tax in Tanzania In Tanzania, personal taxes are categorized into several types under the Income Tax Act, 2004, and…
How SICPA’s, ETS Technology is Transforming Tax Collection in Tanzania
Tax evasion and illicit trade have long been major obstacles to economic growth in Tanzania. Each year, the government loses…
Revamping Corporate Tax: Global Insights, Local Goals
In the second phase of our series on rethinking corporate taxation, we present transformative strategies grounded in global best practices…
Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange reformation: Reformation for Growth
The regulatory and tax frameworks governing the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange (DSE) form the backbone of Tanzania’s capital market…
Rethinking Corporate Tax: Critical Review
Tanzania’s corporate tax system, designed to support public revenue and attract business investments, remains challenged by inefficiencies and inequities that…
Evaluating Tanzania’s economic transformation through MEL
Tanzania’s economic transformation, characterized by its transition from Ujamaa socialism to a vibrant market-oriented economy, serves as a compelling case…
Tanzania’s Tax Reforms: Can They Drive Inclusive Economic Growth?
President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s formation of the Presidential Commission on Tax Reforms is a bold and strategic step to…
Can Credit Scoring Unlock Financial Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa?
In developed economies, the individual credit score is the core enabler of consumer and small business finance. This score…
From 39% to 6%: The Fall of Tanzania’s Interest Rates Explained
Tanzania’s money markets have tumbled and show no sign of recovering soon, leaving us to wonder what is happening…
Can Internal Auditing Save Companies from Scandals? How It Protects Companies from Risk and Misconduct?
According to the Institute of Internal Auditors’ (IIA) International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF), “Internal auditing is an independent, objective…
