Tanzania, having achieved independence in 1961, has established itself as a fortress of peace and political stability. This has been instrumental in fostering investment and maintaining stable diplomatic relations with a diverse array of countries and cultures. The nation has adopted a more positive stance in both its domestic and foreign policies towards enhancing the...Read More

The legal framework for financial transactions in Tanzania has undergone substantial changes as a result of the amendments made by The Finance Act of 2024. The Act has incorporated a new provision, Section 26(2), into the Bank of Tanzania Act. As per the revised legislation, it is now mandatory for all transactions within Tanzania to...Read More

Pingamizi (caveat) ni notisi ya kisheria inayowekwa kwenye rejista ya ardhi ili kuzuia hatua yoyote kuchukuliwa juu ya kipande cha ardhi bila kumjulisha mtu aliyeweka pingamizi hilo. Hii ni njia muhimu ya kulinda maslahi ya kisheria ya mtu katika ardhi na kuhakikisha kuwa hakuna hatua yoyote inachukuliwa bila ridhaa yake. Vifungu Muhimu Vinavyohusu Pingamizi Katika...Read More

As a business or corporate entity operating in Tanzania, it’s crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of the environmental laws in the country and how they can have a profound impact on your business operations. Being well-informed about these laws is essential for ensuring compliance and sustainable business practices. Here are some key points for...Read More

The Income Tax regulations require foreign companies who are not tax residents in Tanzania but provide electronic services, such as streaming platforms, online marketplaces, and cloud services, to register with the Tanzanian tax authorities. This ensures that these non-resident entities comply with Tanzanian income tax laws and pay taxes on the revenue they generate from...Read More

Is the process that involves making legal arrangements for the managements and distribution of your properties as well safeguarding your hard earned legacy in the unfortunate event of your incapacitation or demise. It helps you set clear instructions on what should happen to your assets and it is suitable for all individuals with any accumulated...Read More

• Diaspora special status to be granted• Diaspora Tanzanite Card to be introduced• Procedure for obtaining Tanzanite Card prescribed• Restrictions on land ownership for non-citizens to beNrelaxed• Special derivative rights to be created On June 26, 2024, the Attorney General released the Written Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No.2) Bill, 2024 (referred to as “the Bill”). This...Read More

Absolutely! Once you’ve registered your company in Tanzania, there are several important steps to follow to guarantee everything runs smoothly and that you comply with all relevant regulations. Let’s explore the essential details:” 1. Tax Registration After completing the company registration process with the Business Registration and Licensing Agency (BRELA), the subsequent imperative procedure involves...Read More

Understand Land Ownership and Land Categories In Tanzania, all land is public property, managed on behalf of citizens by the president. The Ownership is through a leasehold system, where you can be granted the right to use the land for a specified period typically ranging from 33 to 99 years. There are three (3) categories...Read More

Introduction The concept of beneficial ownership refers to an individual who ultimately holds or controls shares or voting rights or possesses the ability to appoint and remove the majority of the board in a company incorporated in Tanzania. This also includes any legal or natural person owning 5% or more direct or indirect shareholding in...Read More