
Summary of Key amendments passed into Law
The Parliament approved the tax measures for the financial year 2022-23, which came into effect from 1st July 2022. Below is a summary of the Key amendments as well as the potential impact of the same.
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Tax Procedures Code Act - Amended Penalties for non-compliance of tax stamps and electronic receipting and invoicing: Proposed Penalties for non-compliance of tax stamps and electronic receipting and invoicing
| Sec. Ref | Summary nature of an Offence | Approved amendment |
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62B
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Failure to affix or activate a tax stamps
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62C
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Prints over or defacing of tax stamps
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62D
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Forgery of tax stamps
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Fine not exceeding Ush
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62E
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Failure to use an electronic receipting or invoicing
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30,000,000 or imprisonment not
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62F
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Forgery of electronic receipt or invoice
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exceeding 10 years or both
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62G
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Interference with the electronic fiscal device or electronic dispensing control device
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An offence relating to the automatic exchange of information
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Fails to file an information return
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62H
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Fails to maintain records for automatic exchange of information
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Fine not exceeding Ush 50,000,000 for each day of default or
imprisonment not exceeding 10 years or both |
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Makes a false or misleading statement in the information
return |
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Omits from a statement made in the information return
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The payment to informers on the provision of information leading to the identification of unassessed tax or duty is proposed as below
| Particulars | Approved amendment |
|---|---|
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Provide information leading to the identification of unassessed tax
or duty |
1% of the tax or duty assessed or Ush. 15,000,000 whichever is
less |
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Provide information leading to the recovery of unassessed tax or
duty |
5% of the tax or duty or Ush. 100,000,000 whichever is less.
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