Mobile money tax was called in on July 1st as Uganda's tax savior with OTT tax matching the right coordinates for maximum targets every month. Since then, the drama around mobile money tax has unfolded from 1% to 0.5% alterations ending in verbal exchanges. However, the long leaned battle is no more as the slain tax has finally been slashed to 0.5% as confirmed by Uganda's State minister for finance
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Mobile money tax was introduced as a financial boost to the 2018/19 budget in July. 3 months down the road, the Uganda revenue authority (URA) has revealed a jointly collected figure clocking to 103 billion shillings. This comes at a time when the president ordered the ministry of finance to slash the 1% tax to 0.5% though no changes have been made so far
Samsung is releasing a foldable smartphone, everyone is excited! Are you? Diving into the paradoxical features expected on such a blog buster. Samsung mobile will be unveiling its first ever foldable smartphone sometime in November during the Galaxy S10 launch. Among the features everyone is excited to see, the foldable feature is just a drop in the ocean
Over the Top services (OTT) as commonly known in the Ugandan and Zambian circles for the tax hiked on them are a key Government's focus to earn extra GDP figures. Well, Kenya now has plans to implement a new OTT law different from what we already know through its communications commission
Over the top (OTT) tax was introduced in July amidst a public protest on the state of social media usage in Uganda. As much as OTT Tax was initially unveiled with a 12-hour validity period, Telecoms have now revised this period to 24hours
