Fellow country men and women 🥁 🥁 🥁 . What happened at URA this past quarter? 🤔 
It's all in our new Q1 Newsletter (updates, insights & stories) from Jul–Sep 2026. 
📖 Read now 👉: ura.go.ug/en/ura-newsletter-… #URANewsletter #FFeBanno

🌎 Fort Portal The Uganda Revenue Authority has engaged landlords and property owners in Fort Portal on rental income tax compliance and the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS). The engagement focused on educating participants about their tax obligations, proper record-keeping, rental income declarations, and applicable EFRIS requirements. URA emphasised the importance of voluntary compliance, transparency, and timely fulfilment of tax obligations to support national development. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

#URAPublicNotice This is to bring to your attention about clearance and removal of goods in the customs warehouse, Naivasha and at the Mombasa port. Further information is below 👇 #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

📍 Fort Portal URA’s Tax Education team in the Midwestern Region has engaged school directors and education stakeholders in Fort Portal on PAYE computations and Withholding Tax compliance. Benjamin Sebunya, Supervisor Tax Education, emphasised the importance of tax knowledge in promoting compliance, while John Kiyaga, Manager Domestic Taxes, urged schools to formalise their operations and maintain proper financial and employee records. The engagement aims to bridge tax knowledge gaps and promote voluntary compliance in the education sector. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

If it doesn't seem right, trust your instincts and report. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

#EKIRANGO Okussaamu okusaba okusonyiyibwa omusolo gwa Withholding Tax okuva mu January okutuuka mu June 2027. Ebisingawo bisomeeko wammanga 👇 #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

In today’s @newvisionwire , Commissioner General, John R. Musinguzi @URA_CG answers questions regarding taxes a new registered company should pay, taxation of small businesses among others. Get a copy today. #ASKTheCG #FFeBanno

In the @DailyMonitor on page 8, the TIN to NIN transition is intended to support improvements in tax administration and raise the country’s tax-to-GDP ratio from 14% to 20%. Read more 👇🏻 #URAPressScan #FFeBanno

In today’s @newvisionwire , Commissioner General, John R. Musinguzi @URA_CG said the scanners would help taxpayers authenticate their personal details and complete the migration to the NIN system. Read story on page 8. #URAPressScan #FFeBanno

📍 Soroti The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) met landlords, property owners and other real estate stakeholders in Soroti District for a tax education session on the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing Solution (EFRIS), as the growing property market creates a need for reliable income records. Officials said notebooks and informal records become harder to manage as rental portfolios grow, and that EFRIS offers one digital system to track tenant payments and keep accurate, retrievable recorfs. Participants were taken through EFRIS registration, issuance of e-receipts and e-invoices and the tax obligations on rental income and property transactions. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

📍 FortPortal EFRIS compliance was at the centre of URA’s Tax Education engagement this morning at Nyaika Hotel in Fort Portal, where wholesalers, retailers, hardware operators, shop owners and depot operators were sensitised on the use of EFRIS, proper record-keeping, timely tax filing and payment. Led by Benjamin Senfuka, the team guided taxpayers through EFRIS registration, service configuration and stocking in items, emphasising the importance of fiscalising business transactions. “With EFRIS, URA and the taxpayer will have the same records,” Senfuka said, encouraging businesses to embrace the system to promote transparency, maintain accurate records and support correct tax declarations. The engagement aims to strengthen voluntary compliance and equip businesses with practical knowledge to fulfil their tax obligations. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

📍 Moroto The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) conducted a sector-based tax education drive in Moroto District to train real estate operators including landlords and property managers on the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing Solution (EFRIS). URA officials emphasized that EFRIS is a business management tool rather than a new tax, explaining its practical benefits, registration process and rental income tax obligations to promote voluntary compliance. Participants welcomed the initiative, stating that the practical session helped clear up misconceptions and demonstrated how EFRIS simplifies business management. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

Leero mu @bukeddeonline , akulira ekitongole kya URA, John R. Musinguzi @URA_CG akulambululira ku nteekateeka z’okukyusa okuva ku TIN okudda ku NIN, omusolo ku nsimbi ba nkubakyeyo ze baweereza, ebyamaguzi ebyaziyizibwa okuyingira mu ggwanga n’ebirala bingi. Bisomeeko wano 👇🏻 #BuuzaKamisona #FFeBanno

📍 Bundibugyo URA’s Tax Education team, working alongside the Fort Portal Domestic Taxes office, engaged business owners along Bundibugyo’s Middle Street to educate and engage traders on their tax obligations, with a focus on the use of the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS), presumptive tax, proper record-keeping, and voluntary tax compliance. Moving from shop to shop, the team provided free tax advisory services, guiding business owners on the importance of maintaining accurate business records, issuing electronic receipts where applicable, and filing tax returns on time. The outreach underscores URA’s commitment to bringing tax services closer to traders, supporting business growth, and fostering a culture of voluntary compliance. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

📍 Ntoroko | Karugutu Secondary School The URA Tax Education team took tax awareness to Karugutu Secondary School in Fort Portal under the #TaxAlertGeneration programme, equipping students with practical knowledge about taxation and its contribution to national development. Team Lead, Benjamin Senfuka took students through the basics of taxation, covering tax types, filing tax returns, URA’s role as a government revenue collection agent and current initiatives aimed at improving tax compliance. The session provided an opportunity for students to appreciate the connection between paying taxes and financing public services, while encouraging them to become informed and responsible citizens who can influence a culture of voluntary tax compliance. Meanwhile, John Kiyaga, URA’s Manager Service Management in Domestic Taxes, handed over tax education literature to the school’s Headmaster to support continued learning and strengthen tax awareness within the school community. Through the #TaxAlertGeneration programme, URA continues to invest in young people, laying the foundation for a generation that understands its tax obligations and its role in building the nation. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno

📍 Kiruhura The Tax Education team paid a courtesy visit to the Kiruhura District Headquarters, meeting particularly the District Chief Administrative Officer, Mr. Asaba Innocent Birekeyaho. The CAO welcomed the team, and a discussion was held on stakeholder management and the use of district platforms such as quarterly gatherings, radio talk shows and other district awareness initiatives to expand the tax footprint and facilitate information dissemination. The team proceeded to Rushere Town Council to educate, assess, and engage traders in the area, paying attention to the use of EFRIS, record-keeping, voluntary compliance, and the transition from TIN to NIN. #DevelopingUgandaTogether #FFeBanno