Uganda Revenue Authority definition

Uganda Revenue Authority means the Uganda Revenue Authority established under the Uganda Revenue Authority Act;
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Uganda Revenue Authority. APPELLANT AND
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Uganda Revenue Authority means the Uganda Revenue Authority established under Statute No. 6 of 1991;
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Examples of Uganda Revenue Authority in a sentence

  • For VAT we had a preview of estimates (generated by the Uganda Revenue Authority) of sector-level VAT collections: over 80 percent of VAT collections (in the 2012/13 fiscal year) were generated from just two sectors: manufacturing and electricity/gas/steam and air-conditioning supply.

  • Alongside gains from increased economic activity, the establishment of the semi-autonomous Uganda Revenue Authority led to large improvements in domestic revenue collections.

  • The National Oil Company shall receive and record petroleum received as an asset of the Petroleum Fund, and shall submit a copy of the record to the Minister, Uganda Revenue Authority, the Secretary to the Treasury, the Accountant General and the Auditor General.

  • Dr Maggie Kigozi, the UIA executive director, forwarded the list to Parliament’s Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises as evidence in investigations into the circumstances under which the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) had rejected incentives given to some investors.

  • The Contracting Authority shall assist the Contractor to clear the importation of the supplies as per the Tax and Customs Arrangements (Article 31 from Annex IV to the Cotonou Agreement), by providing the necessary documents that the Uganda Revenue Authority may require.Pre-Delivery Inspection shall be undertaken by the manufacturer’s authorised dealers or representatives in Uganda.

  • Upon disposal of the petroleum received under subsection (4), the proceeds shall be collected by Uganda Revenue Authority and shall be remitted directly into the Petroleum Fund.

  • Employing transaction-level customs data for the year 2016 from the Uganda Revenue Authority and calculating the shares that individual companies contribute to Uganda’s overall export volume, we establish two key facts.

  • Notable is that the Consultant will be responsible for declaration of the income for income tax purposes and where applicable, EA will make 6% statutory deductions (from the gross payment) payable to Uganda Revenue Authority as withholding tax in accordance with the income tax regulations of Uganda.

  • Uganda Revenue Authority Statute, 1998 (1991), Section 5 (4).of the URA statute, “The independence of the URA is doubtable.

  • Government bodies responsible for implementation: Uganda Revenue Authority (Customs & Excise), Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development, Ministry of Works and Transport.


More Definitions of Uganda Revenue Authority

Uganda Revenue Authority or “URA” means, a body corporate established and operating pursuant to the Uganda Revenue Authority Act (CAP 196) of the laws of the Borrower, and responsible for the management and customs administration in the territory of the Borrower.
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