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URA/ITID/NCONS/26-27/00026 1ST ADDENDUM TO THE BIDDING DOCUMENT FOR PROVISION OF SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE OF ORACLE INFRASTRUCTURE, SUPPLY OF ZDLRA SOFTWARE LICENSES AND DATA BASE UPGRADE Reference is made to the advert that appeared on 27th July, 2026 in the New Vision with bid closing date of 21st August 2026 at 10:00AM. This is to inform […]
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Uganda Revenue Authority invites sealed bids from eligible bidders for: Procurement Reference Number Subject matter of Procurement Pre-Bid Meeting and Time Bid Security Bid closing Date and Time URA/CSD/SUPL/26-27/00060 Supply and Installation of a 3 MVA Static Voltage Stabilizer 28th August 2026 at 10:00AM UGX 28,000,000 10th September 2026 at 10:00AM The bidding document sh...
How should consultancy income be taxed in Uganda? Is it subject to income tax at the corporate rate, or is withholding tax the final tax? Dear Reader, Income earned from consultancy services is categorized as business income and the rate of tax applicable depends on whether the person who has earned the income is an […]
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Has the Effective Tax Rate (ETR) of 1%–2% replaced the standard Corporate Income Tax rate of 30% on the net taxable income of companies? If not, how do the two tax regimes interact? Dear Reader, No, the Effective Tax Rate (ETR) does not replace the corporate income tax rate of 30% on chargeable income. It […]
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I was paid damages through a court case, does URA tax the compensation/ damages I received? Dear Reader A compensation payment derived by a person from a court case takes the character of the item being compensated. For example, if an employee sues their employer for unlawful dismissal and court orders the employer to pay […]
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