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ZIMRA To Enforce Tax Clearance Certificate Requirement For Public Transport Operators

3 months agoSat, 14 Dec 2024 09:10:36 GMT
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ZIMRA To Enforce Tax Clearance Certificate Requirement For Public Transport Operators

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has announced that effective January 1, 2025, insurance companies must verify a valid tax clearance certificate before issuing vehicle insurance to public transport operators. This requirement is part of the Finance Act No. 2 of 2024.

The regulation applies to vehicles registered under the Road Motor Transportation Act for both goods and passenger transport.

ZIMRA urged insurance companies to comply with this regulation and to assist operators in obtaining the necessary tax clearance certificates. 

A letter dated 06 December 2024, addressed to the Commissioner of the Insurance and Pensions Commission, by ZIMRA’s Acting Commissioner, Domestic Taxes, M. Chinanayi, reads:

RE: PRODUCTION OF VALID TAX CLEARANCE CERTIFICATES BEFORE INSURANCE OF VEHICLES UPON LICENCING – FINANCE ACT No. 2 OF 2024

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Reference is made to the Finance Act. No. 2 of 2024 which was gazetted on 25 October 2024 and which amended the Income Tax Act [Chapter 23:06] by introducing new requirements that insurance companies need to comply with.

Please be advised that in terms of section 80A of the Income Tax Act, insurance companies are now required to ensure that effective 1 January 2025, no public transport operators are issued with vehicle insurance unless they produce a valid tax clearance certificate. The section reads:

“(5) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Road Motor Transportation Act [Chapter 13:15] and Insurance Act, the following persons who are certified, registered or licensed to operate the business of the omnibus or taxicab for the carriage of goods or passengers for hire or reward, in whose name the goods vehicle, omnibus or taxicab is or is required to be registered in terms of the Road Motor Transportation Act [Chapter 13:15] and Insurance Act shall not be certified, registered or licensed by ZINARA nor be eligible for vehicle insurance unless (at the time the certification, registration or licensing of the person concerned is effected or renewed) there is produced to the certifying, registering or licensing authority under the Act concerned a tax clearance certificate valid no earlier than thirty days before its production.”

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49 Comments

hoy · 3 months ago
we pay ****ty monthly car fees now taxes on top
@double 6💪 · 3 months ago
tax
pindula · 3 months ago
tax tax
Talent · 3 months ago
@Hwesa tongo chekerera nemu Lorchivar,southerton
Hwesa · 3 months ago
From Jan kombi yese Pondo pakufamba Budiriro n others locations to town.
frako · 3 months ago
tichabhadhariswa tax yema private parts edu
mubati we Tskoko · 3 months ago
wedzera taxi mfana Mthuli vanhu timame stereki
PVC · 3 months ago
what is left is accident tax whoever involves into any accident will pay tax even if he/she's dead the relatives will suffer the consequences
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Tintin · 3 months ago
😂😂😂 armed robbery tax ukaitwa armed robbery unobhadhara 15 % value yezvabiwa neimwe 5% ZRP ikabata mbavha dzacho
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🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸 · 3 months ago
kwasara tax yekubara vana now
aas · 3 months ago
pindula maiti Syria yatorwa ne rebel sei muchiti president watiza kuenda Russia musareva nhema dzerudzi urwu Syrian president achipo and he is still controlling in Damascus
· 3 months ago
Ko iwe chokwadi chauri kutaura wachiwona kupi
Ndaitwa!! · 3 months ago
kkkkkkk ah zvakaoma, iwewe chete ndiwe unechokwadi, pasi rese ronyepa?? kusaziva soo
apes · 3 months ago
****nal 0_0 everton mainz 2 _ bayern 1
mono · 3 months ago
Liverpool 2_2 fullham
Jamaican · 3 months ago
Liverpool to deliver
pipol · 3 months ago
muzimbabwe chasara kutongoti munhuweshe ane**** should pay tax
Tintin · 3 months ago
ma1
Jerck · 3 months ago
hiii vakomana
jeepers · 3 months ago
maba mari kumabus zvimwe nyaraiwo
creepers · 3 months ago
manyanya zvima tax makubira vanhu
ndururani · 3 months ago
🇿🇼😭😭😭my beloved country
Mudhibhisi · 3 months ago
It's so sad to note that Makorokoza ekuChaina apedza nyika Hama.Pese pese vari kuchera vachisiya makoronga.Haa nyika yese iri kutakurwa neMachaina ichienda kwavo mhiri uko. Pedzezvo hapana chinobatika chatinowanawo, kunze kwevamwe muhurumende yembavha nehukopokopo. Regai ndidaidzire HEYI NDATI NYIKA YAPERA NEMAKORO KOZA ECHAINA. MUKAI HEYI !!!!
fox · 3 months ago
kkkkkk
ndururani · 3 months ago
tipeiwo maresults epa half time ku EPL uko
pm · 3 months ago
zvose izvi zvichapera hazvo after 2030 ngatidzikamei hedu
Mp · 3 months ago
citizen must tax for dying
apes · 3 months ago
rich dad poor dad
mnangagwa · 3 months ago
muchititasa
Editor · 3 months ago
You havent seen nothing yet, watch and see thus when you realize kuti makapusa mese eye mese kupusa kenyu kwavekuratdidzwa with taxes next time pusisai
Corruptmore Looto · 3 months ago
'For a nation to tax itself into prosperity, is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle' Winston Churchill. As usual the sleepy Zimbabwean Government keeps on repeating things which are highly likely not going to produce the desired results. Instead of eradicating corruption, plugging resource revenue leakages, improving the ease of doing business and rewarding formalisation, it is rather focused on expanding draconian revenue collection measures since that's the most likely scenario where they get to retain their incompetence and not have to put any effort in perfecting conventional revenue collection initiatives. I guess one would understand since they always expend their energy on chasing the opposition and the so called economy saboteurs, whoever they may be 😂.
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Hwesa · 3 months ago
Tax the poor to remain poor.
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chopisa ichi · 3 months ago
moti ma tax hobho, after all murikutuma vapfanha vachi robber muma bank nemuma business nekuti Moda kuti masoja enyu anoshanda sema security guard mutore Mari yechi security futi
popopopo · 3 months ago
nhai veduwee mwana we9 yrs wekufa apushwa me umwe mwana lu xull sekuru vake vakabva vastroker ne shungu sekuru hakuchina
Mai Stella · 3 months ago
shame zvakaoma asi munogara same ghetto
ZimSketch · 3 months ago
tax after tax where are we going with these ED iots...... all they want is to take money from people without anything being done for the people
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mono · 3 months ago
2025 will be hard ma1
Mai Stella · 3 months ago
Hakuna mvura irikunaya,kumakomba mari haisi kubatika,more companies closing than opening,Taxes everywhere 2025 will be a disasters
Tsvimbo yaMosisi · 3 months ago
the Genesis of more mushika shikas on the roads vanhu vachitiza zvimatax zvisingaperi
coming soon ! · 3 months ago
soon everything formal will collapse, there will be nothing left to tax, zanu wont be collecting any tax and then zanu will fall , they will run to live with other dictator friends in exile in Russia !!!
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Ediots · 3 months ago
every gvt that has ever imposed such crippling taxes in history fell. as people feel the heavy toll on their pockets they rise against the extortion
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Me · 3 months ago
Zimbabwe , tax here tax there tax everywhere , heyi every corner tax. Maiweeeee
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Nas · 3 months ago
gore RINO haya
bozho · 3 months ago
per month Government is taking millions of dollars through tax

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