The Finance Act, 2011 | The Finance Act, 2011 — Tanzania law | Esheria

The Finance Act, 2011

Some Parts of the Act start on 1 July 2011, unless stated otherwise, and this Part is to be read together with the Business Activities Registration Act.

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Jurisdiction
Tanzania
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
The Finance Act, 2011
Version
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Language
en
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agricultural equipment alcohol alcohol beverages allowances amendment asset-backed securities audit aviation beverages business premises business registration by-laws charitable organizations compliance cross-reference education levy employee compensation excise excise duty excise rates excise tax export processing zones fuel tolls import relief +43 more

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Statute overview

About this statute

Some Parts of the Act start on 1 July 2011, unless stated otherwise, and this Part is to be read together with the Business Activities Registration Act. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 15 and replacing it with new provisions. Businesses registered under this Act must have a licence, and the licence is valid for 12 months and renewable. This section says this Part is to be read together with the Excise (Management and Tariff) Act, and refers to that Act as the principal Act. Unpaid tax can attract interest, and the Commissioner-General may remit some or all of that interest if good cause is shown.