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Zimra signals u-turn on monthly tax clearances after business pushback

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has signalled a partial retreat from its controversial plan to require monthly tax clearance certificates, following pushback from the business community.In Public Notice 69 of 2025, ZIMRA had initial…

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