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Excise Duty Act (Cap 336)Sch. 2, items 13(c) and 14FY2018/19Excise Duty (Amendment) Act 2018 (Act 9 of 2018)

Case file EDA-2018-FEES15

Excise duty on mobile money and bank charges raised from 10% to 15%

Highest rung reached: Official forecastLaw: read in a statutory textRate increase · Revenue

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Law

Principal Act
Excise Duty Act (Cap 336), enacted as Act 11 of 2014
Amending Act
Excise Duty (Amendment) Act 2018 (Act 9 of 2018) (verified)
Provision, revised numbering (2023 revision)
Sch. 2, items 13(c) and 14
Provision, numbering before the revision
Sch. 2, Part I, items 13(d) and 14
Principal Act dates
assent 2014-10-19; gazette 2014-10-24; commencement 2014-07-01; Uganda Gazette 61
Amending Act in force from
1 July 2018 (assented 21 June 2018; gazetted 29 June 2018)
Tax heads and taxpayers affected
Excise duty. Bank and mobile money customers who pay fees.
Status
Legal: in force. Implementation: implemented.
WHAT CHANGED: CHANGE SLIP
Section A: The law
Amending ActExcise Duty (Amendment) Act 2018 (Act 9 of 2018)
In force from1 July 2018
Assent21 June 2018
Section B: What the law said before
The wording before and after is set out in the redline below.
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The redline

Sch. 2, Part I, item 14
as at 2018-06-30

Deleted: 10% of the fees charged[ACT-EDA-2018-9, PDF page 7, s. 6(h), quoting the words replaced]

Sch. 2, Part I, item 14
as at 2018-07-01

Inserted: 15% of the fees chargedVerified law: Wording or a date read in a statutory text, with the version and page named.[ACT-EDA-2018-9, PDF page 7, s. 6(h)]

Item 14 as amended by s. 6(h) of Act 9 of 2018, which quotes the words it replaces. The same Act set money transfer and withdrawal fees, other than banks', at 15% of the fees charged in item 13(d).

In plain English

Interpretation: A reading of the evidence, by a named source or by this register. The excise on fees for money transfers, withdrawals and bank charges went up. URA does not separate the gain from ordinary growth in fees.

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