Farmers slam Namra’s tax system
Farmers have accused the Namibia Revenue Agency (Namra) of poor service, delays in tax refunds and giving conflicting information, leaving them unsure about how much tax they owe. They say Namra expects them to meet tax deadlines while taking weeks to resolve complaints and correct payment records. The farmers raised their concerns during an engagement with Namra officials in Windhoek yesterday. Omaheke farmer Vemunjengua Kavari yesterday said his experience with the agency has left him frustrated. “I had lots of pains from Namra,” he said. Kavari said he visited Namra offices at the end of August to transfer a credit
