Budget highlights: The overarching theme of the 2025/26 budget, as agreed upon by the East African Community Partner States, is “Inclusive Economic Transformation through Domestic Resource Mobilization and Resilient Strategic Investment for Job Creation and Improved

Budget highlights: - Real GDP Growth Rate: Increase to 6% in 2025 from 5.5% in 2024. - Inflation Rate: Keep within a single-digit average of 3-5% in the medium term. - Domestic Revenue: Aim for 16.7% of GDP in 2025/26, up from 15.8% in 2024/25. - Tax Revenue: Target 13.3% of GDP

Budget highlights: Some key priority areas for 2025/26 budget are: completing implementation of strategic projects; strengthening productive sectors; enhancing human capital development; and improving business environment to attract private sector participation in economic

Budget highlights: The Government proposes to amend the VAT Act to exempt VAT on re-insurance transactions between insurance companies and re-insurance companies in order to increase the competitiveness of local companies and promote the growth of the insurance sector.

Budget highlights: The Government proposes to zero rate VAT on textile products (fabric and garments) made from locally grown cotton for a period of one year. #NationalBudget2025 #TanzaniaBudget2025

Budget highlights: The Government proposes to zero rate VAT on locally produced fertilizers for a period of three year The Government proposes to exempt VAT on edible oil produced locally using locally grown seeds for a period of one year. The Government proposes to repeal the

Budget highlights: The Government proposes to exempt VAT on newspapers published locally only. #NationalBudget2025 #TanzaniaBudget2025

Budget highlights: The Government proposes to include online marketplace platforms and network marketing platforms in the scope of the definition of online intermediation services in order to resolve existing challenges in tax collection and administration where the current

Budget highlights: The Government proposes to include online marketplace platforms and network marketing platforms in the scope of the definition of online intermediation services in order to resolve existing challenges in tax collection and administration where the current

Budget highlights: The Government plans to regulate non-resident online payment service platforms using the infrastructure of local providers, categorizing them as financial intermediaries that operate from abroad. To encourage online transactions, the Government proposes a

Budget highlights: The Government is set to implement several tax reforms aimed at various sectors. A key proposal includes introducing income tax relief for 2-wheeler and 3-wheeler motorcycles, as well as light goods vehicles with a load capacity of up to 500 kg, through a new

Budget highlights: The Government has proposed several tax measures, including: 1. Increasing the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) for companies with three consecutive years of losses from 0.5% to 1%. 2. Reducing the limit for carrying forward losses from 70% to 60% for

Budget Highlights: The Government is proposing several amendments to enhance tax compliance and administration, including requiring electronic receipt systems to interface with the TRA system, reducing the service levy from 0.3% to 0.25% of gross revenue, lowering the hotel levy

Budget highlights: The Minister of Finance proposes to amend the Insurance Act to introduce travel insurance for foreigners entering the country at the rate of USD 44 as is the case in Zanzibar. #NationalBudget2025 #TanzaniaBudget2025

Budget highlights: The Government is proposing several measures to support local industries and enhance competition. Key proposals include: 1. Including goods from EAC Partner States that meet the EAC Rules of Origin in the industrial development levy. 2. Amending the Mining

It's here! Our much anticipated budget bite is available for download. A one page overview of everything you need to know about the National Tanzania Budget. Stay tuned for more details on our website or tune into our webinar on Friday 13th June, for a more detailed analysis as

Our #TanzaniaBudget2025 Analysis session publication is now available and unpacks the details of the #NationalBudget to bring you valuable insights on how the latest budget will affect you and your business. Find the comprehensive highlights from our experts here, and dial into

On Friday, 13 June 2025, Deloitte Tanzania hosted an insightful discussion in Dar es Salaam, exploring Tanzania’s FY2025/26 Budget. Opening the session our Deloitte Tanzania Tax & Legal leader, Festo Barthalome welcomed guests, speakers and panelists as we unpacked the

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In our Tanzania Finance Bill 2025 #DTaxBreak, Charles Kitali, Manager in Tax & Legal, unpacks the reason for the discrepancies noted in the proposed amendments for the tax laws by the Finance Bill No. 5 of 2025. Learn more by viewing our Budget analysis publication using the link