By: Mayamiko Phiri
Malawi revenue authority (MRA), a body mandated by the law to collect tax on behalf of the government has made some clarification regarding the new charges for the importation of used vehicles.
There has been a public outcry over the duty charges, with importers describing them as exorbitant.
Speaking during media briefing MRA Deputy Commissioner for customs and exercise Chimwemwe Kawalewale has defended the move.
“The new tax regime will benefit importers as they will know duty they are supposed to pay in advance and this will eradicate loopholes where importers could undervalue the car to pay less duty.” Kawalewale said.
He further stated that vehicles which are less than 3 years will be exempted from the new arrangements.
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