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ZIMRA intercept $2m fraud |
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The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority intercepted an attempt to siphon nearly US$2 million from the authority’s fiscal accounts after an alert official in the IT security department discovered a suspicions transfer from a ZIMRA account into a bank account before alerting officials.
ZIMRA Commissioner General, Ms Faith Mazani, said investigations were underway to establish the motive for the suspicious transactions and once that was cleared, those who would have been found clean were to bounce back and those caught on the wrong side would be dealt with according to the law.
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Tax enables the State to fulfil its obligations: Hon. July Moyo |
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Honourable July Moyo
By Otilia Mubviro
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) hosted a thrilling client breakfast meeting on April 26, 2018 at Holiday Inn Bulawayo on the sidelines of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF). The aim of the stakeholder engagement was to encourage and cultivate a culture of voluntary tax compliance amongst clients mainly from the southern region of the country.
Held under the theme “Our Tax for Sustainable Development”, the breakfast meeting became part of ZIMRA’s ongoing drive for a sustainable partnership with its key players and stakeholders.
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Rita charms Commissioner General |
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Rita Gonsaro (left) and Ms Faith Mazani (right)
By Musasiyashe Kufakunesu
The legendary Sungura music icon Simon Chopper Chimbetu’s song Oppah, was a perfect eulogy of about an African woman who lives in a mountainous area of Manicaland Province. The song is a depiction of a perfect woman who is found deep down in the hinterland of a very remote area.
For the benefit of those who might not be familiar with the lines, Chimbetu coins these lines: “Beyond those mountains in Manica Valley, there is a mushroom in an African village. There is Oppah an African girl, she is like an Angel send for me…” So goes the timelessly popular song.
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ZIMRA stand a hive of activity at ZITF 2018 |
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ZIMRA Officers attending to a client at the stand
By Kebualemang Shoko
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) exhibition pavilion was a hive of activity at the just ended ZITF exhibition, which ran from 24 April to 28 April 2018 in Bulawayo under the theme “Sustainable Industrial Development: Inclusive, Competitive, Collaborative.”
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In an effort to encourage our valued clients to regularize their tax affairs, Government has, through the Finance Act No. 1 of 2018 published on 15 March 2018, made provisions for the granting of a tax amnesty to persons on application. Persons include companies, corporate or unincorporated body of persons and trusts.
Tax amnesty is relief granted on penalty, interest and prosecution.
- 1. Who should apply for Tax Amnesty?
Any person who has unpaid tax or duty by 1 December 2017 is eligible to apply for tax amnesty. This applies to tax or duty already known by ZIMRA and recorded on its systems or that which a person had not declared to ZIMRA but should have been paid by 1 December 2017. The tax or duty should have been due and payable before 1 December 2017.
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