津巴布韦将当地数字转移税削减到2026年的1.5%,以提升其货币,将增值税提高至15.5%。 Zimbabwe cuts local digital transfer tax to 1.5% in 2026 to boost its currency, raising VAT to 15.5%.

津巴布韦将从2026年1月1日起,将本国货币津巴布韦黄金(ZiG)电子交易的中间货币转移税从2%降至1.5%,以降低成本和促进使用本国货币。 Zimbabwe will reduce the intermediated money transfer tax on electronic transactions in its local currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), from 2% to 1.5% starting January 1, 2026, to lower costs and promote the use of the national currency. 此举支持了政府的去美元化努力,并旨在加强对ZiG的信心,ZiG与美元同时运作。 The move supports the government’s de-dollarization efforts and aims to strengthen confidence in ZiG, which operates alongside the U.S. dollar. 外币交易的税率将保持在2%。 The tax rate for foreign currency transactions will remain at 2%. 为了抵消损失的收入,增值税将从2026年1月1日起增至15.5%。 To offset lost revenue, the value-added tax will increase to 15.5% from January 1, 2026.