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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 54065, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority alerts citizens about fraudulent Capital Gains Tax Clearance Certificates circulating during property transactions. The tax agency launched an instant digital verification system to combat this rising fraud threat. Property buyers and sellers face financial losses when fake certificates disrupt legal transfers. The new technology protects national revenue while safeguarding investor interests. Officials recommend verifying all certificates before completing any transaction.

Two verification methods allow rapid authentication of CGT documents. Citizens can visit mytaxselfservice.zimra.co.zw and enter taxpayer identification numbers with authentication codes. Mobile users may scan QR codes printed on legitimate certificates for instant confirmation. Both processes complete within minutes and connect directly to official databases. Valid certificates display immediate confirmation messages through the automated system.

Suspected fraudulent certificates require immediate reporting to authorities. The revenue agency provides multiple contact channels for assistance. Citizens should preserve copies of questionable documents for investigation purposes. This digital initiative forms part of broader anti-corruption measures within Zimbabwe's tax administration.
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