WB seeks informal sector tax overhaul

“Taxpayers must realise that transfer pricing documentation should be ready by the time they submit their returns, not after an audit begins,”

ZIMBABWE should review its informal sector taxation system by moving away from the current presumptive tax in favour of a turnover-based tax and instalment payment options, according to the World Bank.Speaking at the Zimbabwe Economic Development Conference, World Bank economic consultant, Abel Gwaindepi, noted that presumptive tax, introduced in 2005, has had limited success in…

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