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A photo collage of some of the private sector leaders whose organisations signed the petition seeking reforms to the contentious 30% disputed tax deposit requirement, including Stephen Asiimwe of the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU), Ezra Muhumuza of the Uganda Manufacturers Association (UMA), Thadeus Musoke of KACITA, Jonan Kisakye of the Uganda Insurers Association, Isaac Ssemakadde of the Uganda Law Society, Wilbrod Owor of the Uganda Bankers Association, David Ediomu of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU), Jane Nalunga of SEATINI Uganda, and Goffrey Tayebwa of the Uganda Tax Agents Association.

Private Sector Petitions Govt to Reform ‘Punitive’ 30% Tax Deposit Requirement Before Tribunal Appeals, Warns of Investment and Liquidity Crisis

Uganda’s leading private-sector bodies, financial institutions, manufacturers, traders, lawyers, accountants, and civil society organisations have jointly petitioned the government to urgently reform what they describe as a “punitive” and economically harmful requirement

May 13, 2026

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