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Follow on WhatsAppThe Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) warned transport operators to comply with presumptive tax obligations under section 36 (C) 1 (b) of the Taxes Act and section 22 C of the Finance Act [Chapter 23:04].
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The directive, outlined in Public Notice No. 51 of 2025, mandates the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) to collect taxes from operators of commuter omnibuses, taxi-cabs, driving schools, and goods vehicles.
The notice specifies monthly tax rates, payable in USD or local currency at the official exchange rate on the payment date, for vehicles used for hire or reward:
– Commuter omnibuses: $50 (8-14 passengers), $60 (15-24 passengers), $80 (25-36 passengers), $100 (37+ passengers).
– Taxi-cabs: $35 (up to 7 passengers).
– Driving schools: $50 (Class 4), $100 (Class 1 & 2).
– Goods vehicles: $200 (10-20 tonnes), $500 (20+ tonnes or 15-20 tonne truck-trailer combinations).
ZIMRA warned that failure to pay the tax or provide a tax clearance certificate will result in the denial of vehicle licenses. The authority urged immediate compliance to avoid penalties.
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