Uganda’s fiscal deficit for the 2025/26 financial year is estimated at 7.6% of GDP, increasingly turning to local resources to make up for its revenue shortfall amid many economic shocks including exits from many international trade orders.
In the new measures, the government intends to spend shs4.8 trillion, where shs2.3 trillion will be received from tax reforms, while the rest is from the URA, a move that is introducing new tax proposals. To make sense of this, we speak to Agnes Apea – woman MP, Amolator, and Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda – MP, Kira municipality.
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