NAMPAK says it benefited from improved US dollar collections during the nine months ended June 2023.
Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer
TAX experts believe the informal sector is still not ready to feed into national coffers due to several compliance issues amid concerted efforts by the government to widen the country’s tax base.
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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says foreign currency-denominated loans constituted 94 percent of local banks’ aggregate lending …
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BUDDING agriculture commodities bourse, the Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) is con fident of growth as participation by both …
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ZIMBABWEAN companies that participated at the just-ended Zambia agricultural and commercial show (ZACS) are expected to exceed the …
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THE Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) says the country’s ties with Russia could be critical for the …
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BUSINESS says it is now able to plan its work better and more efficiently in the wake of …
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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe says it will amend the exchange control laws to allow tobacco merchants to …
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POLICY think-tank Sivio Institute last week released a report on the execution of the governing Zanu PF party’s …
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THE government says there is an appetite for foreign currency-denominated infrastructure bonds on the market, as the authorities …
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SEEDCO says with El Niño weather conditions expected for the upcoming summer season, it will bank on placement …