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Judiciary banks on expertise of Panelists to clear backlog of revenue cases
The Malawi Judiciary says it is banking on unique skills and expertise of Tribunal Members to quickly hear and resolve a backlog of revenue cases in the country. Speaking when he officially opened a 3-day induction workshop for the nine…
Tribunal Panelists sworn in
The Chief Justice of the Malawi Judiciary Rezine Mzikamanda on Thursday last week presided over the swearing-in ceremony for nine Panelists of the Revenue Appeals Tribunal who are expected to start hearing and resolving revenue cases in the country. Speaking…
Staff trained on Performance and Change Management
As a newly established Revenue Appeals Tribunal, we are undergoing special training on Performance and Change Management to ensure our staff provide outstanding service to our clients. Opening the training, the Chairperson of the Tribunal, His Honour, Mr Joster Chisale…
Tribunal develops Communication Strategy
“Being a new office means that we have a huge task to communicate our services and ensure that our taxpayers, stakeholders and the public know how they can access our services,” the Registrar of the Revenue Appeals Tribunal His Honour…
Revenue Appeals Tribunal develops Strategic Plan
The newly established Revenue Appeals Tribunal is developing a Strategic Plan to guide its operations for the next five years, the Tribunal’s Deputy Chairperson His Honour, Mr Alfred Mumba has disclosed. “Since we have just become operational, there is need…
Tribunal staff trained in tax legislation
The Revenue Appeals Tribunal members of staff of have been trained and oriented in substantive tax legislation in readiness for the operationalization of the Tribunal, an office mandated to hear and determine tax appeals from taxpayers against the objection decision…
The Malawi Judiciary trains officers of Revenue Appeals Tribunal
Day 1 of our Revenue Appeals Tribunal training is underway at the Sunbird Livingstonia Hotel. Senior judicial officers are sharing invaluable insights on various topics. Participants are actively learning from the expertise of the Malawi Judiciary. Day 1, Session 1:…
The Secretary to the Treasury Professor Betchani Tchereni
“The Tribunal will enhance taxpayer and investor confidence.”
The Honourable Chief Justice Rizine Mzikamanda, SC
“We are seeing independence, we are seeing transparency, we are seeing accountability in the way that the tax revenues are being processed. That Tribunal is going to be very important, it is the first ever Tribunal.”