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Business: NIN-TIN merger to close tax evasion loopholes (opens the original)
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___________________The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is moving to close loopholes that have allowed individuals to hold multiple Tax Identification Numbers (TINs) and use them to evade taxes.URA Commissioner General John Musinguzi Rujoki said the integration of the TIN with the National Identification Number (NIN) will make it harder for people to obtain multiple tax identities or use another person's details for tax transactions.“With the old TIN system, it has been possible for one to have te
Business: NIN-TIN merger to close tax evasion loopholes (opens the original)
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___________________The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is moving to close loopholes that have allowed individuals to hold multiple Tax Identification Numbers (TINs) and use them to evade taxes.URA Commissioner General John Musinguzi Rujoki said the integration of the TIN with the National Identification Number (NIN) will make it harder for people to obtain multiple tax identities or use another person's details for tax transactions.“With the old TIN system, it has been possible for one to have te
News: Register every life event, minister Kamuntu asks Ugandans (opens the original)
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Internal affairs minister Prof. Ephraim Kamuntu has urged Ugandans to register life events as they occur to help the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) achieve 100% registration and provide citizens with the relevant documents.In his opening remarks on the first day of a three-day NIRA Expo ending October 1, 2026, Kamuntu said NIRA had so far registered more than 36.2 million people, accounting for 78.8% of the total population.He called on Ugandans to work with NIRA to en
News: Register every life event, minister Kamuntu asks Ugandans (opens the original)
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Internal affairs minister Prof. Ephraim Kamuntu has urged Ugandans to register life events as they occur to help the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) achieve 100% registration and provide citizens with the relevant documents.In his opening remarks on the first day of a three-day NIRA Expo ending October 1, 2026, Kamuntu said NIRA had so far registered more than 36.2 million people, accounting for 78.8% of the total population.He called on Ugandans to work with NIRA to en
News: NIRA Expo a centenary celebration of Uganda's nationhood — Prof. Mwambutsya (opens the original)
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_________________For about 40 years after Uganda was declared a British Protectorate in 1894 and its international boundaries were gazetted in 1926, parts of what is now Uganda were carved in and out of territories that became Kenya, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Tanzania.With the coming into force of the 1995 Constitution, which originally recognised 56 indigenous communities and tribes, the official schedule has since expanded to 65 communities existing as of Februa
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