It has emerged that a treaty for the avoidance of double taxation has been entered into by the governments of Mauritius and Uganda.
The treaty was signed last month in Pretoria by Ugandan ambassador to South Africa, Joseph Tomusange, and his Mauritan counterpart, John Harold Dacruz.
When it comes into full effect, it will cover income tax, capital gains tax, and business profits tax, as well as various other levies.
The Mauritian and Ugandan governments have also agreed to notify each other of any significant changes made to their tax regimes.
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