According to a statement issued yesterday by TRA Commissioner General Alphayo Kidata, the first phase shall cover traders whose gross sales are between 14m/- and 20m/- per year.
The Commissioner said the traders are to visit TRA offices in their respective regions in where they pay for tax in order to verify their TIN numbers and to get the permit for acquiring the EFD.
Traders are reminded to take with them will two passport photos, a driving license and information concerning their working place including the street name and plot number.
The traders will be required to collect their EFDs from one of the distributors authorized by TRA, including Pergamon Group Ltd, Bolsto Solutions Ltd, Advatech Office Supplies Ltd, Compulynx Tanzania Limited, Web Technologies Ltd, Softnet Technologies Limited, Maxcom Africa Limited and Power Computers and Telecommunication Limited.
They will also be required to sign a service contract with the distributors to get the EFDs and other required services.
“The traders who will not get the machine in Dar es Salaam in the first phase, will be included in the second phase together with regional traders...all
traders are supposed to keep record of their sales and to make sure that they issue receipts for every exchange they make,” Commissioner Kidata summed up.
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