National budget bulletin 2022/2023
Reform to growth
Welcome to our 2022-23 national budget bulletin with the theme ‘Reform to Grow’. This bulletin reviews and analyses the budgetary allocation, measures and initiatives outlined by the Minister of Finance and Planning, the Honourable Dr Mwigulu Nchemba, in his Budget for the forthcoming fiscal year. Apart from an in-depth review of various proposed tax measures, we also examine the outlook for specific economic sectors and more generally consider the outlook for investment, job creation and sustainable growth.
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National budget 2022/2023 | Our opinion - Digital Services
A new 2% digital services tax on supplies from non-residents, as well as the imposition of VAT on such services.
National budget 2022/2023 | Our opinion - Indirect Taxes
The domestic manufacturing sector is a key enabler of aspirations of “enhancing productive sectors for improved livelihoods”, one of the themes in this year’s budget.
National budget 2022/2023 | Our opinion - EU&R
The budget anticipates continued growth in the mining sector.
National budget 2022/2023 | Our opinion - Financial Services
Accelerating economic recovery" was one theme in this year’s budget.
National budget 2022/2023 | Our opinion - G&PS
More effective expense management by the Government was a key focus of this year’s Budget with a number of measures announced in this regard.
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