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Ugandan Official Calls for Private Sector Tax Compliance to Boost National Revenue

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What happened

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Thomas Tayebwa, Deputy Speaker of Parliament, called on the business community to embrace tax compliance, transparency, and ethical practices to support Uganda's economic transformation. He stated that Uganda's current tax-to-GDP ratio is around 13–14% and could reach 21% through increased compliance. Tayebwa also warned that selective tax exemptions could distort competition.

From independent.co.ug

Why it matters

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Tayebwa emphasized that increased tax compliance would provide the Government of Uganda with more resources to invest in public services and infrastructure. He noted that the Parliament has a responsibility to ensure a fair business environment while encouraging private sector growth.

Thomas Tayebwa previously used a parliamentary platform to issue health warnings on October 6, 2026.

From independent.co.ug

Who's involved

  • Thomas TayebwaDeputy Speaker of Parliament who urged private sector responsibility for national wealth creation
  • parliamentThe legislative body of Uganda where the remarks were made
  • UgandaThe geopolitical state whose economic transformation is the subject of the discussion

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Uganda Revenue AuthoritySpeculative

    The Uganda Revenue Authority might face increased regulatory pressure to enforce higher tax compliance and widen the tax base.

  • Government of UgandaSpeculative

    The Government of Uganda could see increased government revenue to fund infrastructure and public services.

How it developed

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  1. Thomas Tayebwa requested support from the Commonwealth Secretariat for Uganda's Parliament.Sub-event
  2. Tayebwa calls for private sector responsibility to help create wealth in Uganda.1 source
  3. Tayebwa called on Parliament to use its oversight roles for Uganda's long-term resilience.1 source

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