African Tax Administration Paper

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Perception of Taxpayers and Tax Administrators Towards Value Added Withholding Tax in Zimbabwe

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This study attempts to evaluate the perception of taxpayers and tax administrators towards value added withholding tax (VAWHT) policy in Zimbabwe, and to identify ways of improving VAWHT administration to increase collection of revenue from value added tax.

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Date

7 July 2021

Publisher

ICTD

Research theme

Tax Administration and Compliance

Keywords

revenue and collection tax administration Value Added Tax VAT withholding tax Zimbabwe

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Authors

Simbarashe Hamudi

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