The government of South Sudan has required goods passing through border points to be taxed.
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Updated Jul 7
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What happened
The government of South Sudan has required goods passing through border points to be taxed.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Reforms aim to improve revenue collection in the region.Sub-event
- Goods originating from Nimule are being taxed when they reach Yambio.Sub-event
- The government of South Sudan is enforcing tax collection rules, clarifying that tax exemptions apply only to UN and recognized humanitarian organizations.Sub-event
- Nimule serves as the main trade gateway between Uganda and South Sudan, with a committee assessing the border to improve revenue collection.Sub-event
- Authorities in South Sudan ordered the closure of illegal checkpoints.Sub-event
South Sudan government requires taxed goods at border points.1 source
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The entities involved
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South Sudan
country in East Africa
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Nimule
human settlement in South Sudan
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- UN agencies receive tax exemptions, Council approved resource envelope for 2026/27, and South Sudan is a member of the EAC.
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