Zimra opens tax amnesty window

The second phase of the digital tax platform will deepen automation and connectivity with external institutions after the successful implementation of the first phase, which has significantly improved data integrity, payment accuracy and taxpayer com­pliance.

THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has given taxpayers a nine-day grace period to voluntarily disclose undeclared income or tax for last year. This comes amid concerns by the tax collector of systemic corruption, smuggling, and tax evasion, continuing to cripple authorities’ revenue mobilisation efforts and to sabotage national development. In a notice yesterday, Zimra said…

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