We believe that by working together, we can create comprehensive and inclusive solutions to address our budget shortfalls. We work to bring Ugandans together to find and implement sensible, long-term solutions for a strong, healthy economy that transcends age, party lines, and ideological divides in order to achieve real results.
Uganda's tax to GDP ratio has remained stagnant at 13-14% placing the country among the lowest performers in Sub Saharn Africa.
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@CSBAGUGANDA we are passionate about the Digital Tax and hope that the mobile money withdrawals is reduced to 0.25% and cap it at UGX5000 to increase financial inclusion.
Paul Omara, the Otuke County MP, backed proposals by telecom companies to review mobile money taxes, arguing that the current tax regime had pushed withdrawal charges above those in the banking sector.
He said the high cost of cash withdrawals was undermining financial