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Botswana income tax changes - effective 1 July 2021
Action required if your company’s TIN starts with “CO”
Impact of the increase in the rate of Value Added Tax (VAT)
Impact of the increase in the rate of Value Added Tax (VAT)
View our key highlights of the national budget delivered by Hon. Dr T Matsheka. This year the focus of the budget is on “Strengthening resilience”.
COVID-19 3 easy steps to apply for Wage Subsidy
COVID-19 Tax resilience amid global and local disruption
COVID-19 Botswana’s economic response: Supporting your business to activate interventions
COVID-19 We continue to serve you through the “extreme social distancing” period
Grant Thornton has put together its annual summary of the key highlights of the national budget delivered by the Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Honourable Dr Thapelo Matsheka. This year the focus of the budget is on “Transformation…private sector led growth”. View our 4 page summary to get a quick preview of the 2020/21 budget.
The government has recently introduced a Bill to amend the Income Tax Act (Cap 52:01) in a bid to further reduce harmful tax practices as required by Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) framework. The effective date of the bill is not known at this stage.
Grant Thornton has put together its annual summary of the key highlights of the national budget delivered by the Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Honourable Kenneth Matambo. This year the focus of the budget is on “Enhancing welfare through economic transformation”. View our 4 page summary to get a quick preview of the 2019/20 budget.
Multinational company (MNC) groups typically tend to operate in several jurisdictions with a view to make their products and services available to their customers based in several locations. Often, the overall act of delivering its products or services to its end customers is spread across a number of legal entities located in different countries to ensure delivery of products or services to customers in the most efficient manner. MNC groups use the differential tax rates available in different countries to structure the inter-company pricing within their supply chains to optimize their tax costs.
Multinational company (MNC) groups typically tend to operate in several jurisdictions with a view to make their products and services available to their customers based in several locations. Often, the overall act of delivering its products or services to its end customers is spread across a number of legal entities located in different countries to ensure delivery of products or services to customers in the most efficient manner. MNC groups use the differential tax rates available in different countries to structure the inter-company pricing within their supply chains to optimize their tax costs.