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TAT dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction. The taxpayer filed 45 days after receiving URA's objection decision, exceeding the mandatory 30-day window under Section 14 of the TAT Act. Merits were never considered.
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Upload a PDF or paste any TAT ruling, URA letter, or court decision. Get a structured summary — issues, verdict, risk level, and applicable law — in under 30 seconds.
Search Uganda's most comprehensive database of Tax Appeals Tribunal rulings. Filter by type, year, and outcome. Get AI expert commentary on any case.
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Advanced courses on transfer pricing, TAT appeals strategy, cross-border WHT, and more. Monthly TAT digests and URA policy alerts. ICPAU CPD-eligible.
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Section 90A Income Tax Act, arm's length principle, documentation requirements, URA's audit approach, and how to defend a transfer pricing position before TAT.
Jurisdiction traps, the 30-day rule, burden of proof, cross-examination of URA witnesses, drafting grounds of appeal that courts take seriously. Case-study heavy.
Withholding tax on dividends, interest, royalties, and digital services. Uganda's double taxation treaties, treaty override positions, and permanent establishment risks.
What triggers an audit, how to manage the audit process, objection strategy, limitation periods, and the practical art of settling tax disputes before they reach TAT.
The 4 most important TAT rulings this month with AI expert commentary on what they mean for your practice and your clients. New issue every month.
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Live calculators built on Uganda's current tax legislation. Use them yourself or share with clients. No spreadsheets, no guessing.
Calculate net take-home pay and employer costs from gross salary. Applies Uganda's current income tax bands and NSSF rates.
Calculate VAT-inclusive or VAT-exclusive amounts. Useful for invoicing, input tax claims, and VAT return preparation.
Estimate annual income tax liability for individuals and corporations under Uganda's current tax bands.
Calculate WHT on payments to residents and non-residents. Covers dividends, interest, royalties, rent, and service fees.
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