Tax laws in Uganda

Every year begins with new plans by governments and individuals. It is also the beginning of the second half of the financial year and this time around, the climax of an election cycle in which Ugandans will be voting for a President and Members of Parliament.As the country edges close to polling day, candidates are unveiling plans centred on economic growth, macro-economic stability, security, good governance and democracy, public and private sector institutional development, employment and, agriculture, among others.   And because governments mainly finance their expenditure through taxation, borrowing and grants, among others, a group of 45 civil society organizations…