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Tax law RCOMAA00007/2024/CA CMB RCOMAA00008/2024/CA

IHS RWANDA LTD vs IKIGO CY’IMISORO N’AMAHORO (RRA)

The USD 200,000,000 advanced by IHS Mauritius Rwanda Ltd to IHS Rwanda Ltd did not meet the legal criteria for a loan (no interest, no security, no repayment schedule) and was therefore equity, not debt. Consequently, foreign exchange losses on this amount were not deductible. Depreciation on tower components (batteries, cables, lights) was properly calculated at 10% as they are telecommunications assets with a lifespan over 10 years. Losses from 2015 were not properly appealed to the Commissioner General and could not be judicially reviewed. IHS Rwanda Ltd was not entitled to costs or attorn…

  • Corporate taxation
  • Foreign exchange losses
  • Depreciation of assets
  • Shareholder loans
  • Procedural requirements in tax appeals
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Tax law RS/INJUST/RSOC 00008/2023/CA

TUMWESIGE vs EAR DIOCÈSE DE BYUMBA

The USD 200,000,000 advanced by IHS Mauritius Rwanda Ltd to IHS Rwanda Ltd did not meet the legal requirements of a loan—lacking interest, security, and a clear repayment schedule—and thus constituted equity, not debt. Consequently, foreign exchange losses claimed on this amount were not deductible. Depreciation on tower components (batteries, cables, lights) was correctly calculated at 10% as they are part of telecom assets with a lifespan over 10 years, and IHS Rwanda Ltd failed to prove otherwise. The 2015 loss of 4,369,743,840 Frw was not properly appealed to the Commissioner General and…

  • Corporate taxation
  • Foreign exchange losses
  • Depreciation of assets
  • Related party transactions
  • Administrative appeals
  • Procedural law
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