The Tax Appeals Tribunal, sitting in Kampala has set aside a UGX4.6 billion import duty assessment against paint makers, Kansai Plascon Uganda. The company dragged the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) to the Tribunal, challenging an import duty assessment of UGX4,623,958,639 on raw materials imported between 2017 to 2021 from Egypt, namely long oil alkyd resins, polymers and calcium carbonate. Egypt, just like Uganda, is a member of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA); therefore, the said goods were supposed to enjoy preferential tax status. In the tax dispute, URA told the court that during this period, Kansai…
Tax Appeals Tribunal sets aside UGX4.6 bn tax bill against Kansai Plascon

Left-Right: Lawyers, Cephas Birungyi and Patrick Kabagambe of Birungyi, Barata & Associates, as well as Phillip Karugaba and Patrick Turinawe of ENS Africa represented Kansai Plascon




