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As we approach the National Budget reading, Patronella Namubiru, Director – Tax & Legal at Deloitte Uganda, sheds light ...
10/06/2026

As we approach the National Budget reading, Patronella Namubiru, Director – Tax & Legal at Deloitte Uganda, sheds light on revenue-generation strategies and expectations for expenditure allocation in the FY2026/27 National Budget.

10/06/2026

As Tanzania continues to invest in transformative infrastructure projects, the focus is increasingly shifting from building assets to unlocking long-term economic value.

In this , Samwel Sebastian Ndandala, FCCA., Partner – Tax & Legal, shares insights on the impact of infrastructure investment, the growing role of public-private partnerships, and the policy priorities needed to accelerate sustainable economic development and attract private capital.

Registration link and more details here:

https://deloi.tt/4djt1kS

10/06/2026

As Kenya prepares for the National Budget 2026, the Finance Bill 2026 proposes significant changes to the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) framework. In this , Moses Wanjohi, Senior Consultant, Mergers, Acquisitions and International Tax, unpacks the key measures and what they could mean for taxpayers and the economy:

🔹The Finance Bill 2026 proposes to expand the scope of CGT, particularly targeting gains for non-residents on the disposal of shares deriving value from Kenya, and transactions involving changes in ownership of resident companies participating in Kenya.

🔹While this may appear to address gaps, it's crucial to note that the existing CGT framework already captures such transactions, provided a defined ownership threshold of 20% is met.

Join us as we unpack this and more during our annual budget session. Save your seat by registering with the link here: https://deloi.tt/4xqNXQr.

Uganda’s FY 2026/27 national budget is framed around on economic transformation, with a strong emphasis on “full monetis...
09/06/2026

Uganda’s FY 2026/27 national budget is framed around on economic transformation, with a strong emphasis on “full monetisation of Uganda’s economy through commercial agriculture, industrialisation, expanding and broadening social services, digital transformation and market access”. Joseph Ssekabira, Associate Director - Consulting, shares his insights on policy and spending measures that are likely to drive sustainable growth in critical sectors.

09/06/2026

With declining donor support and growing demand for healthcare services, Tanzania is accelerating efforts to build a more sustainable and self-reliant health system.

In this Budget Bite, Nafikahedi Mboya, Senior Manager – Operations, Industry & Domain Solutions, unpacks the key health sector budget priorities, including domestic health financing, the HIV Response Levy, local pharmaceutical manufacturing, and the government’s vision for strengthening healthcare access and outcomes in 2026/27.

Registration link and more details here:

https://deloi.tt/4djt1kS

Join us on June 12, 2026, for our National Budget Analysis event for the 2026/27 fiscal year, in partnership with NTV an...
09/06/2026

Join us on June 12, 2026, for our National Budget Analysis event for the 2026/27 fiscal year, in partnership with NTV and Absa Bank Uganda. Stream the event live and hear from a remarkable panel of experts as we explore the theme “Harnessing Opportunities, Navigating Challenges” and discuss its implications for various industries and the current economic landscape.

09/06/2026

As Kenya prepares for the National Budget 2026, the Finance Bill 2026 proposes significant VAT changes that could impact various sectors. In this , Lillian King'oo, Indirect Tax Manager, Tax & Legal, unpacks the key measures and what they could mean for businesses and consumers:

🔹The Bill seeks to clarify the VAT Act, including specific conditions for excluding finance charges in higher purchase and requiring businesses to revise input tax on unsold goods that become exempt.

🔹It extends the VAT bad debt refund window from two to three years and mandates all suppliers to issue electronic tax invoices, aligning with TPI provisions and an increase in travellers allowance to USD 2000.

🔹Notably, items such as electric vehicles, bicycles, buses, and solar/lithium batteries are proposed to move from zero-rated to exempt.

🔹A key change narrows the VAT exemption for financial services to core intermediation, bringing digital payment services (including processing and gateways) into the VAT ambit, which could increase the cost of digital money transfers.

Join us as we unpack this and more during our annual budget session. Save your seat by registering with the link here: https://deloi.tt/4xqNXQr.

As we continue to prepare for this year's National Budget, Deloitte Kenya will be represented on for a pre-budget anal...
09/06/2026

As we continue to prepare for this year's National Budget, Deloitte Kenya will be represented on for a pre-budget analysis of Kenya’s FY2026/27 Budget.

CPA Ann Magondu, MBA (Senior Manager Tax & Legal, Deloitte Kenya) will join a panel of experts to discuss the Bill’s key implications for business and the economy. They will unpack the key proposals, revenue measures, spending priorities, and what they mean for businesses, investors, and taxpayers.

Interested in joining the conversation? Set a reminder and join here: https://deloi.tt/4vCotOe.

We wish all the people of Uganda a Happy Heroes Day!
09/06/2026

We wish all the people of Uganda a Happy Heroes Day!

08/06/2026

Tanzania’s banking sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience in recent years, but what does the next phase of growth look like?

In our next Budget Bite for Tanzania, Mustapha Kitwana, Manager – Audit & Assurance, shares his insights on the performance of Tanzania’s banking sector, the factors driving its growth, emerging risks, and the critical role banks will play in financing the country’s economic transformation.

Registration link and more details here:

https://deloi.tt/4djt1kS

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