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Uganda Budget Analysis 2021/22

Navigating New Realities

Following the presentation of the 2021/22 Budget Speech by the Minister of Finance Planning and Economic Development on 10 June 2021; we have prepared budget highlights summarizing the key tax and related measures as well as priorities and reforms proposed for various sectors.

UGANDA 2021/22 BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS

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This Budget Highlights document provides summary of key policies of the 2021 Budget Statement and our analysis of how the policies could affect businesses, the economy and society at large. We hope this document provides sufficient insights into the various policy measures set out in the 2021 Budget Statement and help kick start conversations around how we navigate challenges to thrive.

To review our budget analysis for the other East African countries,

please click on the respective country links below:

Tanzania

Kenya

 

 

Uganda Budget Analysis 2021/22

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