ZIMRA Signs MOU with ZIDA

By Zimra News Desk

ZIMRA Signs MOU with ZIDA

On 12 January 2024, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) and the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Harare — a strategic agreement designed to streamline investor services, enhance policy alignment, and accelerate the ease of doing business in Zimbabwe.

This MoU establishes a One-Stop Investment Centre, where ZIMRA and ZIDA will collaborate on the integration of electronic systems, real-time information exchange, and investor support mechanisms. Key areas of focus include tax obligations, incentives, investor onboarding, and the formulation of investor-friendly policies.

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During the MoU signing, ZIDA CEO Mr. Tendai Chinamo emphasized the need for efficiency and data-backed decision-making in supporting both domestic and foreign investors.

“We are committing ourselves to higher standards. Most investor interventions involve tax obligations, and we will work closely with ZIMRA to provide insights that enable smooth entry and retention of investment,” he said.

ZIMRA Commissioner General Ms. Regina Chinamasa echoed these sentiments, noting that the partnership is a sign of transparency and proactive service delivery.

“We are committed to timely and accurate support for investors — before and after onboarding. This collaboration ensures we have the right data for compliance and policy refinement,” she said.

Theresa Machingura, ZIMRA’s Chief Legal Officer, also highlighted the significance of system integration in improving query resolution and investor protection. The ultimate goal, she added, is to ensure that “Zimbabwe becomes a destination of choice.”

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