Parly pushes for USD IMTT cut

Lincoln Dhliwayo

PARLIAMENT is actively pushing for the reduction of the intermediated money transfer tax (IMTT) on US-dollar transactions from the current two percent to 1,5 percent to encourage deposits, chairman on budget committee Lincoln Dhliwayo has said. He said this at the Annual Tax Review Breakfast Meeting hosted by our sister business paper The Financial Gazette on Friday,…

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