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Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) Commissioner General Kingsley Chanda says he is optimistic that the actualization of initiatives set out in the Economic Recovery Programme will support a macroeconomic environment favourable to revenue collection and enable the Authority to meet the K 59.3 billion target. Speaking during the End Year Performance and 2021 Revenue Forecasting press

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The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has suspended and revoked licences of 25 Clearing and Forwarding Agents for forgery, false declarations and smuggling, whose cases could have resulted in revenue loss of K6.5 million. The move is aimed at strengthening the Authority’s momentum towards full tax compliance and zero-tolerance to fraud and corruption. Twelve (12) licenses

Zambia Revenue Authority wishes to inform the General Public that the Appeals application window for the submission of appealsfor Customs Clearing Agents License applications will open on 12th November, 2020 weekends inclusive and close on 20th November, 2020 at 17:00hrs.

The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) invites applications for Renewal of Excise Licences for the year 2021.

Registering your business and paying taxes is easy. Here is a simple guide.

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The Zambia Revenue Authority (ZRA) has donated 12,000 bottles of Hand sanitizers to the Ministry of Health to help fight Covid-19. The donation worth K500,000 was made by ZRA board chairman Ambassador Bwalya Chiti. Amb. Chiti said the donation was dedicated to all health professionals and support staff. “People are what make our business thrive.