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Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), has begun to learn from the African country's oil and gas resources, in order to establish how well its policies to manage and collect taxes from those resources. Finance Minister Saada Salum Makuya (pictured), said that in here yesterday, when he opened an international conference to discuss the Forum Tax Management and Payment of Africa (ATD). "TRA pcc is learning and gaining pcc experience from other countries and experts and international investors as they discuss how to pay tribute to the environment how to pay the rent" she said, adding: "At this time we have found the resources of natural gas, we would look at how the tax it will be paid the context of paying taxes. "conference is involving 19 countries in Africa between the Malawi, pcc Uganda, Ghana, Nigeria, Mozambique, Kenya and Botswana involving also authorized revenue, researchers and scholars of universities, including investment in the gas industry and oil. The meeting also discussed the coordination and management of the tax issue that is given priority in Africa in the mobilization of revenue. Commissioner General of TRA, Rished Bade said Tanzania has benefited to the meeting pcc because there are many countries that are involved in different stages of the discovery of oil and gas resources, thus, have experience in collecting taxes. For his part, General Manager of the Kenya Revenue pcc Authority (KRA), Moris Morey said Tanzania has experience pcc in the mining industry and that they expect pcc to benefit from it.
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