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Hunters will no longer be subject to a Valued Added Tax (VAT) on hunting fees, licenses and permits in Tanzania, thanks to a decision announced on June 21, 2017 by Finance and Planning Minister Philip Mpango. The abolition of the VAT is intended by Tanzania to help promote business in the hunting sector.
Tanzania added the 18% VAT back in July 2016 to all services rendered to foreign tourists, including hunters on safari. The timely removal of the tax comes just prior to the July 1st opening of Tanzania’s hunting season.
Source: Safari Club international (SCI)
Tanzania added the 18% VAT back in July 2016 to all services rendered to foreign tourists, including hunters on safari. The timely removal of the tax comes just prior to the July 1st opening of Tanzania’s hunting season.
Source: Safari Club international (SCI)