Informal sector
taxation is top of the agenda as experts, from selected African countries, meet
in the Zambian capital, Lusaka, at a 3-day symposium.
African tax experts
are set to discuss critical factors, surrounding the design of a specific tax
regime for small and medium Enterprise -SMEs-sector, which makes up the
majority of African economies.
Among the experts are
those from Ghana, Rwanda, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia and South Africa, countries,
which share common SME taxation challenges.
And Zambia Revenue
Authority Commissioner-General, Berlin Msiska has noted that the symposium will
devise tools for understanding particular sectoral strategies for effectively taxing
SMEs.
Msiska was speaking
at the official opening of the symposium.
Since 2011, Zambia
has piloted a consultancy study on SMEs taxation, with support from the German
government.
The study has
operated under what is called the Domestic Resource Mobilisation mechanism, which
is aimed at enhancing tax administration.
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