News & Publications

News & Publications

Explore the latest business, tax, regulatory and financial developments shaping Zimbabwe’s business environment, together with publications and insights to help you make informed decisions.

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ZIMRA: Income Tax Returns

Income Tax Returns: Are Your Business Records Ready?
Filing an income tax return is more than simply submitting figures to the tax authority. Businesses need reliable accounting records, properly supported expenses and accurate financial information before they can confidently complete their tax obligations. ZIMRA’s guidance provides an important reminder for businesses to keep their financial records organised and ensure that their tax affairs are up to date.

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RBZ: 2026 Mid-Term Monetary Policy Statement

Zimbabwe’s Economic Outlook: What the 2026 Mid-Term Monetary Policy Means for Business
Zimbabwe’s monetary environment continues to evolve, with the Reserve Bank highlighting developments in inflation, currency stability, liquidity and economic activity. For business owners, these developments matter when making decisions around pricing, working capital, borrowing, investment and cash management. Understanding the direction of monetary policy can help businesses make better-informed financial decisions.

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ZIMRA: Businesses and Digital Tax Compliance

Tax Compliance Is Going Digital: What Zimbabwean Businesses Need to Know
ZIMRA is encouraging businesses to embrace digital solutions as Zimbabwe continues to modernise tax administration. For businesses, this means greater emphasis on accurate taxpayer records, electronic processes and timely compliance. Understanding these changes early can help businesses reduce administrative risk, avoid unnecessary penalties and maintain good standing with the tax authority.

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RBZ: Recent Monetary, Currency and Financial Developments

Zimbabwe’s Financial Landscape: Key Developments Businesses Should Watch
The Reserve Bank’s latest review provides insight into developments in monetary conditions, the currency, prices and the financial sector. For businesses operating in Zimbabwe, these indicators can have a direct bearing on purchasing decisions, pricing strategies, cash flow and financial planning. Keeping track of these developments is essential for businesses operating in a changing economic environment.

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IFRS for SMEs: New Accounting Developments

IFRS for SMEs: Important Accounting Developments for Growing Businesses
The latest IFRS for SMEs update highlights developments affecting how smaller and medium-sized businesses prepare and present financial information. With changes covering areas such as inventories, foreign currency translation, related-party disclosures and financial reporting, businesses should understand how evolving accounting requirements may affect their financial statements and reporting processes.

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IFRS for SMEs: Why Cash Flow Matters

Profit Is Not Cash: Why Cash Flow Matters to Your Business
A profitable business can still struggle when cash is poorly managed. The latest IFRS guidance highlights the importance of understanding how businesses generate and use cash, including borrowing, debt repayments and other financing activities. For business owners, strong cash-flow visibility can be just as important as profitability when making decisions about growth, staffing, suppliers and investment.

ZIMRA Trust Crackdown 2026: What Every Trustee, Family & Business Owner Must Know

ZIMRA is intensifying scrutiny of trusts and their tax obligations. This video highlights key compliance requirements and what trustees, families and business owners should be aware of in 2026.

ZIMRA Targets 50,000 New Taxpayers in 2026

ZIMRA is targeting more than 50,000 new taxpayers by year-end as it works to broaden Zimbabwe’s tax base and meet its 2026 revenue targets. The segment also highlights the journey of a young livestock entrepreneur.

ZIMRA Drives Domestic Resource Mobilisation

ZIMRA continues to strengthen domestic resource mobilisation by broadening the tax base and improving revenue collection. The discussion highlights the role of tax compliance in supporting Zimbabwe’s economic development and public finances.