This paper provides an empirical investigation into tax compliance at firm level in Tanzania. The study data was collected through a survey. Interviews and questioners were employed. Data indicates that many business firms ...

This article assesses the business environment in Tanzania after socialism. It examines challenges of reforming banks, parastatals, taxation and the civil service. Data was obtained from various literatures. Findings show ...

Law relating to the control of the manufacture of excisable goods, the denaturing of spirits and for the collection of excise duty. The law imposes a duty to be charged on specific goods and services manufactured locally ...

This news is about poor business environment in Tanzania and its effects. Tanzania’s business environment is still not attractive and the country should continue to take measures to improve the situation if it wants to ...

This report (2012) analyses Tanzania’s tax policies and how much revenue the country is losing from tax evasion, capital flight and tax incentives. It shows that, every year, a vast amount of potential tax revenue that ...

This newspaper article reports about tourism business environment in Tanzania. The Tanzania Tour Operators Association (Tato) came up with a policy proposal to make changes to the state of policing for tourists in the ...

The aim of this article is to present the MKUKUTA Annual Implementation Report (MAIR) 2012/13. MAIR is one of the deliverables of MKUKUTA II Monitoring System. Implementation of MKUKUTA is reported annually, in the form ...

This study examines participation at the local level in Tanzania. Interviews, focus group discussions, and large group discussions) were used to collect data. Findings show no significant relationship could be found between ...

The aim of this study (2011) was to assess the political economy of the investment climate in mainland Tanzania as part of a larger research project into business and politics in Africa, conducted by the Africa Power and ...

This paper presents analyses of the current composition of Tanzania’s ruling coalition, comprised mainly of the ruling party (the CCM), the bureaucracy and the military, of how it has changed over time and of how its funding ...