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Purpose and legislative effect
“A qualifying government agency must claim a refund of input tax from the ministry responsible for finance.”
A qualifying government agency must claim a refund of input tax from the ministry responsible for finance. Imported service recipients must pay tax in the stated Zambia-connected cases, and certain suppliers must appoint a resident tax agent. The amendment adds a rule that tax on an imported service is charged on the service’s taxable value at the prescribed tax rate. A service is treated as supplied in Zambia if the supplier meets any of the listed Zambia-based place of business or residence conditions, or if the service is imported. This section amends the principal Act by repealing section 29 and replacing it with new text.
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A qualifying government agency must claim a refund of input tax from the ministry responsible for finance.
Section 3
The amendment adds a rule that tax on an imported service is charged on the service’s taxable value at the prescribed tax rate.
Section 5
This section amends the principal Act by repealing section 29 and replacing it with new text.
Section 7
A supplier commits an offence if it breaches its registration conditions or pretends to be a taxable supplier when it is not.
Section 29
This provision amends section 51 of the principal Act to add a paragraph about retailers using cash registers or other equipment approved by the Commissioner-General to record daily sales.
Section 9
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