The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has ordered business owners in the construction, iron, and steel industries to register for tax purposes. Failure to comply may result in a fine of US$15,000 or the closure of their businesses.
In a public notice, ZIMRA announced plans to visit stakeholders in these industries to ensure compliance with all applicable tax categories.
According to ZIMRA, Construction Industry Stakeholder players include Construction companies, Building contractors, Surveyors, Civil Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Architectures, Land developers, Carpenters, plumbers, painters, Iron &amp; Steel, Foundries/Formers, Metal Related Products Consultancy/Services, Hardware, Brick moulding companies including products of cement Cement manufacturing companies, Iron and Steel manufacturing companies, Timber producers and retailers Electrical manufacturers, Quarry product producers, Machine Shops/Metal Workshops/Fabricators Iron &amp; Steel Merchants/Agents/Distributors, and Other construction related services. ZIMRA said:
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ZIMRA kindly reminds all taxpayers to submit any outstanding returns as soon as possible. Timely submission of returns and payments helps you to avoid penalties, interest and litigation. By staying compliant, you contribute to building a stronger and more sustainable economy.
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ZIMRA wants businesses in construction, iron, and steel to pay taxes. If they don't, they may need to pay $15,000 or close down. ZIMRA will check if they are following tax rules. Businesses like construction companies, engineers, and steel manufacturers must register. ZIMRA says to submit tax returns on time to avoid problems. It's important to pay taxes to help the economy.

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