Mozambique: Taxation in the Agricultural Sector

Maputo — On November 27, the CTA organized a seminar followed by a discussion on the preliminary results of the study entitled "Taxation in the agricultural sector in Mozambique", funded by USAID / SPEED.

The study, made by Jo Beth Mertens and presented by the economic adviser of the CTA, Hipolito Hamela, presents taxation in agriculture with an emphasis on exit tax of 20%, the absence of documents, such as invoices and receipts issued by the peasants for tax purposes, the existence of numerous peasants without Individual Number of Tax Registration (NUIT) that are outside the tax system.

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