Burundi

Concurrent with the e-Tariff Calculator launch, the Revenue Authority introduced the e-Tax Calculator on Thursday, August 13, 2026, a complementary digital instrument designed for the self-assessment of estimated customs values and payable taxes on goods slated for import or export. The tool allows taxpayers to independently compute provisional customs values using prevailing valuation methodologies, thereby […]

On 12 August 2026, the Burundi Revenue Office (OBR) issued a formal denial regarding false information circulating that adhesion to the UMUTANGAKORI II platform is subject to a fee. The communiqué, accompanied by an illustrative image, categorically states that access to the platform is free of charge. The OBR warns taxpayers against fraudulent schemes requesting

The OBR bulletin declares a set of enforcement measures targeting taxpayers identified as defaulters under the current fiscal regime, referencing article 27 of the 2020 Tax Procedure Law. Key Takeaways Defaulters will receive a formal notice demanding settlement of outstanding amounts within twenty‑one days. If the debt remains unpaid, the OBR may initiate asset seizure

In its latest communiqué the OBR informs taxpayers who have acquired electronic billing machines that the devices must be integrated with the e‑BMS system in accordance with the interconnection protocol released earlier this year. Key Takeaways All MFEs must be registered with the OBR and assigned a unique electronic certificate. The transition period ends on

On 10 August 2026, the Burundi Revenue Office (OBR) notified the company VITALE, represented by Amine ALKOSSEIFI (NIF: 4001078627), of the appointment of a new verification team to conduct a general tax audit covering the fiscal years 2020 and 2021. The notification states that the letter detailing the change of the verification team is available

The OBR announcement clarifies the tax obligations imposed on enterprises whose annual turnover reaches twenty‑five million Fbu, as defined by the recent fiscal directive. Key Takeaways Such firms are subject to enhanced reporting requirements and a higher withholding rate on certain transactions. Quarterly advance payments are mandatory beginning the quarter following the threshold crossing. Non‑compliance

The latest OBR notice addresses taxpayers who have received VAT assessment letters and have initiated appeal procedures, outlining the procedural steps and legal references under the 2020 Tax Code. Key Takeaways Taxpayers must file their appeal within fifteen days of receipt of the assessment letter to preserve the right to contest. The appeal must be

On 9 August 2026, the Burundi Revenue Office (OBR) issued a communiqué specifically referencing the company VITALE with taxpayer identification number (NIF) 4001078627. This communication likely pertains to the ongoing or upcoming tax verification procedures for this entity, consistent with the OBR’s practice of notifying taxpayers of audit engagements, document requests, or assessment outcomes. The

The Office Burundais des Recettes (OBR) has released a communiqué detailing the procedures for retrieving tax correspondence from contributors, citing provisions of the 2020 Tax Procedure Law and the UMUTANGAKORI II digital platform. Key Takeaways All retrieval operations are now free of charge and can be initiated through the OBR online portal. Contributors must submit

On 8 August 2026, the Burundi Revenue Office (OBR) published a communiqué concerning the company SAWA SAWA PHONES COMPANY. While the specific subject matter is not detailed in the listing, such communiqués typically relate to tax compliance matters, including audit notifications, assessment notices, or requests for information. The OBR uses its official communicés portal to