Zimbabwe Revenue Authority enrolled approximately 100,000 additional taxpayers in 2025 through targeted campaigns addressing small and medium enterprises alongside informal sector operators, Commissioner General Regina Chinamasa announced during a Zimbabwe National Defence University presentation in Harare. Adrian Swarres, who oversees compliance and automation, delivered the address outlining how presumptive tax structures and simplified registration procedures reduced barriers for entrepreneurs lacking formal accounting training while supporting government efforts to ease business conditions.
Corporate income tax collections increased 85.29 percent during the past five years as automation enhanced monitoring capabilities, with intermediated money transfer levies rising 83.37 percent and mining royalties climbing 62.89 percent. Customs duties grew just 6.83 percent amid trade policy adjustments. Swarres emphasized that sustained support will enable newly registered businesses, which generate roughly 60 percent of national economic output, to expand their contributions toward development objectives.
Corporate income tax collections increased 85.29 percent during the past five years as automation enhanced monitoring capabilities, with intermediated money transfer levies rising 83.37 percent and mining royalties climbing 62.89 percent. Customs duties grew just 6.83 percent amid trade policy adjustments. Swarres emphasized that sustained support will enable newly registered businesses, which generate roughly 60 percent of national economic output, to expand their contributions toward development objectives.
