Tanzania, June 11 -- Dar es Salaam. As Tanzania prepares to implement its Sh61.93 trillion budget for the 2026/27 financial year, tax experts are calling for reforms that balance revenue collection with economic growth, private sector expansion, and investment attraction.

Speaking in an exclusive budget dialogue, KPMG Tanzania Tax Partners Fabiola Ssebuyoya and Samwel Esupu highlighted several tax policy considerations that could significantly influence the lives of ordinary citizens, the competitiveness of businesses, and investor confidence.

With the government targeting more than Sh41 trillion in domestic revenue collection, the challenge, according to the experts, is how to mobilise additional resources without placing excessive pre...