Abstract

This desk top research evaluated the effectiveness of Presumptive tax administration on revenue collection. The method of assessment and collection of presumptive tax were discussed as well as the challenges that are encountered by Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) on presumptive tax administration on revenue collection. The challenges have negatively affected the collection of presumptive tax. The research findings revealed that the effectiveness of presumptive tax administration is affected by the high tax rates that were imposed by the ministry of finance relative to the income levels that the cottage industry earn on a monthly basis, high levels of corruption and the political interference that occur. The study recommends that authorities should implement a tax system that will provide mechanisms for the informal sector operators to graduate into the normal tax system as well as intensifying education and awareness campaigns to the informal sector operators.

Details

Title
Desk Top Review on the Effectiveness of Presumptive Tax Administration on Revenue Collection by ZIMRA
Author
Newman - Wadesango; Denford, D; Wadesango, O
Section
Articles
Publication year
2019
Publication date
2019
Publisher
Universitatea Danubius Galati
ISSN
2068-5459
e-ISSN
2069-9336
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
ProQuest document ID
2396425798
Copyright
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