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@kfm Wed, 27 Mar 2024 10:27:09

Govt given 20 days to address traders’ concerns

Kampala City Traders’ Association (KACITA) has given government an ultimatum of 20 days to address traders concerns or else close down their shops. Since last year in September, traders have been complaining about high taxation, the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing Solution (EFRIS) policy, and the per kilogram charge on old clothes. Last month, the Uganda Revenue Authority and officials from the Finance Ministry led by its Permanent Secretary, Mr Ramathan Ggoobi met the traders’ leadership over the same and promised to settle their grievances soon. However, while addressing journalists at KACITA offices on Wednesday, the chairman of the association, Mr John Nagenda Musoke, and the spokesperson, Isa Ssekitto, said that the traders are losing their patience due to the […]

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