WIRE — By Lovemore Lubinda LUSAKA – Zambia is forgoing about US$200 million in tax revenue this year by providing relief on fuel taxes, a move government says is intended to shield households and businesses from volatile global oil prices. The relief has been effected through reduced excise duty, adjustments to road levies and deferred VAT on The post Zambia forgoes $200 million in tax revenue to cushion consumers from global fuel price shocks appeared first on The Maravi Post.
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