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Audit report: Digital systems drive 29 percent growth in customs and excise taxes
Uganda’s tax authority is expanding its digital invoicing system, EFRIS, to 12 new business sectors starting July 1, 2025, to boost compliance and revenue. KAMPALA, Uganda — Improvements in tax administration, specifically the adoption of digital tracking tools, have driven a 29% growth in customs and excise revenues, according to the 2024/25 Auditor General’s report. The report highlights the Digital Tax Stamp Solution as a primary catalyst for…
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Audit report: Digital systems drive 29 percent growth in customs and excise taxes
Uganda’s tax authority is expanding its digital invoicing system, EFRIS, to 12 new business sectors starting July 1, 2025, to boost compliance and revenue. KAMPALA, Uganda — Improvements in tax administration, specifically the adoption of digital tracking tools, have driven a 29% growth in customs and excise revenues, according to the 2024/25 Auditor General’s report. The report highlights the Digital Tax Stamp Solution as a primary catalyst for…
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