The Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has efficiently concluded a five-day benchmarking go to to the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), specializing in the implementation of Digital Tax Stamps (DTS), domestically often known as Kalondola.
Led by Commissioner General Daniel Daka, the eight-member MRA delegation discovered in regards to the system’s key parts, implementation methods, monitoring mechanisms, and enforcement procedures.
The go to aimed to attract classes from URA’s experiences, challenges, and successes in utilizing DTS to enhance tax compliance and shut income gaps.
URA’s Assistant Commissioner of Tax Academy, Bichetero Emmanuel, described digital stamps as a vital software in enhancing income assortment, expressing confidence that the knowledge-sharing initiative would profit each international locations.
MRA’s Deputy Commissioner General Henry Ngutwa thanked URA for the insights, saying the information gained would assist Malawi undertake comparable options.
The two income authorities additionally reaffirmed their dedication to strengthening cooperation in income administration via information alternate and strategic partnerships.
Malawi and Uganda each use SICPA as their DTS service supplier. During the go to, the MRA delegation toured SICPA’s operations, together with the Digital Tax Stamps warehouse, head workplace in Kampala, and the Fuel Marking Site in Busia.
The go to marks a key step in Malawi’s journey to implement the Kalondola system to spice up tax compliance and income assortment.
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