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ZRA THANKS TAXPAYERS, URGES CONTINUED COMPLIANCE

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The Zambia Revenue Authority, ZRA, has thanked taxpayers for contributing to national development through the payment of taxes, while urging them to maintain compliance.

ZRA Corporate Communications Manager, Oliver Nzala, says timely tax payments and accurate declarations are critical to strengthening the country’s ability to finance its own development.

Mr Nzala says domestic revenue contribution to the National Budget increased from 58.7 percent in 2021 to 76 percent in 2024, and is projected to reach 82.1 percent in 2027.

He says the growing contribution of domestic resources will help Government finance key sectors such as education, healthcare and infrastructure.

Mr Nzala has urged individuals and businesses to register for the appropriate tax obligations, keep proper records, file returns on time and pay the correct taxes.

He has also called on businesses operating outside the formal tax system to register with ZRA and seek guidance on meeting their tax obligations.

Meanwhile, ZRA says it remains committed to providing fair, transparent and efficient tax administration while helping taxpayers understand their responsibilities.

Mr Nzala says building a strong culture of voluntary tax compliance is essential to achieving greater economic self-reliance and ensuring Zambia finances more of its development using locally generated resources.

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