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H.E the President of Uganda; Yoweri K. Museveni. File Photo

H.E the President of Uganda; Yoweri K. Museveni. File Photo

New Mobile Money Tax is 0.5%, not 1% – Claims President Museveni

byNathan Ernest Olupot

July 5, 2018

Ruhakana Rugunda, Uganda's prime minister, speaks during an interview in New York, U.S. on Thursday, July 23, 2015. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Ruhakana Rugunda

Ruhakana Rugunda, Uganda's prime minister, speaks during an interview in New York, U.S. on Thursday, July 23, 2015. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Ruhakana Rugunda

Social Media & Mobile Money Taxes Will Be Reviewed, And A New Bill Brought Next Week – Ruhakana Rugunda

byNathan Ernest Olupot

July 12, 2018

A person pictured using the Telegram application. (Photo by Christian Wiediger on Unsplash)

A person pictured using the Telegram application. (Photo by Christian Wiediger on Unsplash)

OTT Tax Payers, Revenue Figures Drop Tremendously

byNathan Ernest Olupot

January 30, 2019

A user is pictured paying the OTT Tax to able in position of asking all the social media platforms. (PHOTO: Olupot Nathan Ernest/PC Tech Magazine)

A user is pictured paying the OTT Tax to able in position of asking all the social media platforms. (PHOTO: Olupot Nathan Ernest/PC Tech Magazine)

URA Boss, Akol Wants Levy on Social Media Abolished

byNathan Ernest Olupot

January 15, 2020

A user is pictured paying the OTT Tax to able in position of asking all the social media platforms. (PHOTO: Olupot Nathan Ernest/PC Tech Magazine)

A user is pictured paying the OTT Tax to able in position of asking all the social media platforms. (PHOTO: Olupot Nathan Ernest/PC Tech Magazine)

Editor’s Pick: How To Pay OTT Tax

byNathan Ernest Olupot

March 15, 2019

The social media tax came about after H.E the President of Uganda; Yoweri Museveni complained that gossip on these social media platforms was costing the country much-needed time and income. (Photo Courtesy: The Nerve Africa)

The social media tax came about after H.E the President of Uganda; Yoweri Museveni complained that gossip on these social media platforms was costing the country much-needed time and income. (Photo Courtesy: The Nerve Africa)

Opinion: Will Taxing Social Media Reduce On Gossip?

byNathan Ernest Olupot

July 6, 2018