Statutory Instrument 205 of 2018. Finance (Rate and Incidence of Intermediated Money Transfer Tax) Regulations, 2018
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Self-actors and labour hearings The Chronicle 11/10/2018 Davies Ndumiso Sibanda on Labour Matters DUE to financial limitations many workers and small businesses cannot afford to get legal representatives to handle their labour disputes and as a result they approach the Labour Officers and Designated Agents unrepresented, a thing that creates many problems for …
Should Zimbabwe work a four-day week? The Chronicle 4/10/2018 Davies Ndumiso Sibanda, Labour matters THE call for a four-day working week from Monday to Thursday is growing louder by the day and the big question is should Zimbabwe join in? There are advantages and disadvantages of working a four-day week. While there is nothing …
Why US won’t come to the party Zimbabwe Independent 28 September 2018 The Brett Chulu Column PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, together with the Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, as well as the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe chief, John Mangudya, took their money-hunting expedition to New York, United States, the nerve-centre of global capital. The charm offensive was …
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Tax matters of the boardroom – The Financial Gazette Own Correspondent 27/8/2018 A company should deduct withholding tax on the gross fees that it pays to a NED regardless of whether he or she is a resident or a non-resident at a tax rate of 20 percent. NON-EXECUTIVE directors (NEDs) are sages who bring …
Zim employment tax rules – The Financial Gazette Own Correspondent 24/9/2018 Zimbabwe recently enacted permanent establishment rules which create an income tax nexus for a non-resident company which actively engaged in trading activities in the country despite not being incorporated in Zimbabwe GLOBALISATION has made it easier for people to work and live in …
Tourism workers get 5% salary hike The government has raised wages of workers in the tourism sector by 5% following a collective bargaining agreement reached between employers and workers in early April this year. Source: Tourism workers get 5% salary hike – The Standard September 23, 2018 BY TATIRA ZWINOIRA The new wage agreement, which was …
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