mwania wrote:I understand cargo consolidation but I doubt it is supported in any tax law. I understand that KRA tried to ask for details of clients of cargo consolidation companies where they latter refused. This was meant for KRA to start charging by value of goods.
In addition, the KRA guys go to the shops and ask the sellers of (especially serialized goods like electronics) to produce IDF documents. If you do not have, you will be charged with tax evasion. Check this fact out.
There are 6 methods of valuation of goods for customs under the 4th Schedule to the East African Customs Management Act.
Traders consolidate cargo to take advantage of the minimum duty per container which I belief is around USD 20,000
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