Radio Zimbabwe’s Patricia Jacob Scoops NJAMA Tax Education Award
(Story)HARARE — Radio Zimbabwe’s multilingual broadcaster Patricia Jacob, popularly known as PJ, won the ZIMRA-sponsored Tax...
HARARE — Radio Zimbabwe’s multilingual broadcaster Patricia Jacob, popularly known as PJ, won the ZIMRA-sponsored Tax...
By Severino Garah The ZIMRA Staff Pension Fund’s assets grew by 16.1 percent to ZWG1.119 billion in 2025, up from...
The Domestic Taxes Divisional Management Meeting is being held at Kadoma Range Hotel from 20 to 21 October 2026 under...
VICTORIA FALLS, ZIMBABWE, 14 October 2026 – The African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF) has convened the 2026...
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) recently engaged with taxpayers in the agricultural town of Karoi, fostering a...
Crypto-tax research wins continental award as Zimbabwe fields four papers at Africa's largest tax research meeting...
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has launched the Plumtree Small Trader Pilot Project (STPP), an initiative...
By Chenayi Maponga The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) celebrated its Silver Jubilee on 2 September 2026, marking 25...
After registration is approved, the taxpayer is allocated a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and the tax types registered for
You have to register with ZIMRA within 30 days after starting the business. Registration is done online via TaRMS Self Services Portal https:www/mytaxes.zimra.co.zw.
Submission of returns and payment of taxes due on time
Any person who trades in taxable supplies and whose annual taxable turnover exceeds or is likely to exceed US$25,000.00 or ZWG equivalent must apply to register for VAT on Form REV 1.
Submission of returns and payment of the tax due on time
Every business person who becomes an employer is required to apply to the Commissioner General for registration within 14 days of becoming an employer.
You are required to keep reasonable and proper records and books of accounts for all and all other documents required to be accounted for in terms of the various Acts administered by ZIMRA. Retain all records for at least six (6) years.
Â
Â