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

Ugandan Politician 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, urged the business community to adopt tax compliance, transparency, and ethical practices to support Uganda's economic transformation. Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast Business Forum, he noted that Uganda is prioritizing widening the tax base over introducing new taxes. He stated that increasing tax compliance could raise the tax-to-GDP ratio from 13–14% to approximately 21%.

From independent.co.ug

Why it matters

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The remarks highlight the need for increased resource generation to fund public services and infrastructure in Uganda. Tayebwa also warned that preferential arrangements and selective tax exemptions could distort competition and hinder business 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 and politician in Uganda
  • parliamentLegislative body of Uganda
  • UgandaGeopolitical state where the discussion took place

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Uganda Revenue AuthoritySpeculative

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

How it developed

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  1. Tayebwa calls for private sector responsibility to help create wealth in Uganda.1 source
  2. Tayebwa called on Parliament to use its oversight roles for Uganda's long-term resilience.1 source

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