By Isaac Senabulya on June 22, 2016
Allowances, Finances, Funeral rites allowance, Housing allowances, Members of Parliament, MPs, Parliament, Special allowances, Vehicles
Latest Uganda News, Politics
Members of parliament are demanding unbearable allowances that would stretch parliament into financial crisis on top of quick request for provision of vehicles. Members of parliament demand for funeral rites allowance to cater for their constituencies, housing allowances and special allowances given to MPs as soon as they are sworn in. The member of parliament for […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 30, 2016
Allowances, Members of Parliament, Parliament, Tax exemption, Taxes
General, Justice, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
The member of parliament Mukono Municipality MP Betty Nambooze Bakireke wants the Income Tax Bill Amendment Bill 2015 recalled from the president for debate because there were no thorough consultations from the constituencies they represent. In her letter written dated 28th to the Legal and legislative services of Parliament she seeks for guidance on the procedure […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 27, 2016
Allowances, Members of Parliament, NRM, Parliament, Taxes, uganda
Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
Some members of parliament say attempts by the Ministry of Finance Permanent Secretary Keith Muhakanizi to communicate the government position on MPs’ tax exemption as negative are false because the NRM MPs agreed on that matter while at Kyankwanzi retreat. The MPs have also threatened that if the president does not assent to the tax income […]
By Isaac Senabulya on March 30, 2016
Allowances, Members of Parliament, Parliament, parliamentary commission, uganda
Latest Uganda News, Politics
The parliamentary commission is seeking for funds to give each Member of Parliament 2 million shillings for tea and lunch, though the commission officials while appearing before the committee failed to explain a proposed plan by the commission to give Members of Parliament tea and lunch of 2 million shillings per month. The commission appeared […]