ZIMRA Joins Regional Commemoration of Africa Anti-Corruption Day
(Story)The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) joined other government institutions, regional anti-corruption agencies and law...
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) joined other government institutions, regional anti-corruption agencies and law...
"The future of revenue administration will be shaped by data, digital technologies and intelligent systems. Our...
Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to regional economic integration by hosting the 12th Meeting of the COMESA...
How does ZIMRA determine the value of your goods to calculate duty? To promote fairness, transparency, and...
In 2025, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) marked an important milestone in advancing the nation’s goals of...
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) engaged Finance and Accounting students from the University of Zimbabwe in a...
Bulawayo On Tuesday, 21 April 2026, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) convened its Stakeholders’ Breakfast...
The Government has commissioned an upgraded Mphoengs Border Post following a USD40,000 refurbishment led by the...
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For the purpose of calculating the Provisional Tax for each Quarterly Payment Date (QPD), clients are required to estimate the annual tax due and calculate the respective percentage of tax to be paid for each quarter. Currently the percentages are: 10% due 25th March 25% due 25th June 30% due 25th September 35% due 20th December For example the actual amount due at the quarter must be arrived at after deducting the QPDs already paid from the amount due e.g. say at a 25 June of the year the estimated taxable income is = $2 375 000 Estimated tax payable = ($2 375 000 X 25.75%) = $611 562.50 QPDs due as at 25 June = {35% (10% +25%) of $ 611 562.50} = $214 046.88 The remittance form for Provisional Tax payments –is form ITF 12B which must be completed in respect of each QPD payment. |