TAX MATTERS: Lifestyle audits key in cutting tax evasion

https://fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-290068.mp3?cb=1732293707.mp3IT is trite to say that tax evasion is not only a problem in Zimbabwe but also in other countries. The twin devils, tax evasion and avoidance, are problems, which seem to have defied solution and have bedevilled the Zimbabwe tax system since time immemorial. Tax evasion, which is usually a precursor to corruption, has…

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CBZ Agro-Yield invests US$45 million in winter wheat

CBZ Agro-Yield says it will this winter season invest US$45 million in the wheat crop on a targeted 30 000 hectares, up from US$30 million on 22 000 hectares last year. This comes as the government has said the country will increase the area under wheat from about 80 000 hectares to 85 000 hectares…

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Manufacturing sector employment subdued

THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) has voiced dissatisfaction with the manufacturing sector’s employment capacity, which, according to the body, accounts for only eight percent of all jobs in the country. This pales in comparison to the wholesale and retail trade sector, which is the largest employer in the economy at 26,9 percent of the…

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Willdale spends $1,9bln on local suppliers in 2022

WILLDALE Limited (Willdale) spent $1,9 billion on local suppliers in 2022, representing a 206 percent increase from $624,48 million in 2021. The company, the only brick maker with a publicly-traded stock, saw a sharp decline in import spending over the period. In 2020, the brickmaker spent $531,45 million on local suppliers. Willdale chairperson Cleopas Makoni…

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Rail operations buoy TSL logistics business

TSL Limited (TSL) says its logistics business unit will continue to scale up rail volumes across a broad spectrum of commodities from both Maputo and Beira ports in a bid to widen its customer base. The diversified group said handling volumes were significantly ahead of prior year, as the unit acquired additional business from both…

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Trade slumps in January, February

ZIMBABWE’S trade with other nations was subdued in January and February, as both imports and exports slumped to their lowest levels since 2021, the latest ZimStat data shows. The country’s total exports were flat in January and February at US$428 million, compared to US$633 million in December and US$543 million last January. Imports were also…

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FCB targets diversified loan portfolio

FIRST Capital Bank (FCB) says it seeks to diversify its loan portfolio, which saw significant growth in agriculture lending last year, to ward off risk. The bank is also targeting new credit lines worth US$90 million. FCB managing director Ciaran McSharry told The Financial Gazette after an analyst briefing that there were other areas with…

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Nedbank profit soars

NEDBANK Zimbabwe (Nedbank) says its inflation-adjusted profit for the year ended December 31, 2022 rose 311 percent to $12,77 billion from $3,1 billion in the comparative period on the back of increased funded and non-funded income. Unrealised foreign exchange gains contributed 70 percent of the increase in non-funded income, which rose by 205 percent. In…

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Toilsome Quarter 1 smothers optimism

BUSINESS optimism has been dented by a challenging first quarter, marked by brutal power cuts and continuing exchange rate volatility. In addition, commerce and industry anxiety around possible policy changes and political turbulence before, during and after the upcoming national elections is quelling business confidence. This comes after the country’s relentless power cuts intensified during…

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