Zambia’s 2026 tax reforms explained for business: Smart Invoice and e-invoicing, the mobile money levy, tax clearance requirements, minimum alternative tax and voluntary disclosure.
Zambia's Medium-Term Revenue Strategy targets 2 to 4 percentage points of GDP in new domestic revenue by 2031. Here are the four pillars behind that target and the…
Zambia enters the 2027-2031 Medium-Term Revenue Strategy with the tax take already at a record share of GDP. The strategy should aim at the compliance gap, formalisation and…
Government will launch consultations on Zambia’s 2027–2031 Medium-Term Revenue Strategy on 3 September, opening debate on tax predictability, compliance and development financing.
A Zambian economist goes looking for a tax philosophy in the Torah and returns with a provocative case for a 10 percent benchmark, transparent church reporting and welfare…
Zambia domestic financing 2026 is projected to hit 82% of the National Budget, up from 55.2% in 2021, as Treasury Secretary Felix Nkulukusa links the gain to a…
No TCC means no licence, no bank finance, and 15% advance tax on cross-border payments over US$2,000. Plus the disclosure window most businesses have missed.
Since 1 January 2026 the ZRA only accepts input VAT claims backed by Smart Invoice receipts. That makes your supplier’s compliance your cash flow problem.
The mobile money levy is charged per transaction, not per kwacha. That single feature decides whether it costs you a little or a lot. Here are the numbers.
