Tax Law and Practice in Zimbabwe - Chidoko, Clainos;Bemani, Joseph;Matungamire, Paul
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This book looks at the tax law and practice in Zimbabwe. It identifies what constitutes gross income; its sources and what could be deemed as a source of income including employment benefits. It also differentiates between capital receipts and revenue receipts in its bid to identify gross income. Exempt income is also spelt out. It further looks at the general deductions from this income in order to determine the taxable income. Particular attention is given on the taxation of partnerships, trusts, farmers and miners. It also looks at the value added tax, which became operative in Zimbabwe in…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book looks at the tax law and practice in Zimbabwe. It identifies what constitutes gross income; its sources and what could be deemed as a source of income including employment benefits. It also differentiates between capital receipts and revenue receipts in its bid to identify gross income. Exempt income is also spelt out. It further looks at the general deductions from this income in order to determine the taxable income. Particular attention is given on the taxation of partnerships, trusts, farmers and miners. It also looks at the value added tax, which became operative in Zimbabwe in 2004 and broadly deals with the administration of this tax. The book targets students at various levels of learning institutions, those already practising and the general reader.
Autorenporträt
Clainos Chidoko ist ein an der Universität von Simbabwe ausgebildeter Wirtschaftswissenschaftler und derzeit Vorsitzender des Fachbereichs für Wirtschaftswissenschaften an der Universität von Great Zimbabwe, Simbabwe. Calvin Mudzingiri ist ein an der Universität von Simbabwe ausgebildeter Wirtschaftswissenschaftler. Er war lange Zeit im öffentlichen Dienst als Wirtschaftswissenschaftler in der Abteilung für Agritex in Simbabwe tätig, bevor er zur RBZ kam.