01/07/2025
Press release regarding the Zoning of Juba City for Taxpayers Registration by the South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA). The South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA) announces launching a taxpayer registration initiative in Juba City. The registration will be conducted door-to-door, targeting businesses, service providers, and self-employed individuals.
The Commissioner General of the South Sudan Revenue Authority (SSRA), Hon. Simon Akuei Deng, announced the launch of a taxpayer registration initiative in Juba City. This initiative involves a door-to-door registration process targeting all businesses, service providers, and self-employed individuals operating within the city
Simon Akuei, Said the purpose and the objective of zoning Juba City into ten zones is to facilitate the registration and improve tax compliance monitoring. This zoning strategy aims to create a comprehensive and updated database of taxpayer to expand the tax base by identifying and registering all eligible taxpayers, gather accurate data to support strategic decision-making within the SSRA and strengthening service delivery and improve future tax administration planning.
The Commissioner General, Simon Akuei, has issued a warning against unauthorized fee collection or impersonation of SSRA officials. Any such activities will be reported to the relevant authorities and prosecuted.
The SSRA is implementing a door-to-door taxpayer registration program in Juba City, dividing the city into ten zones to improve tax compliance, expand the tax base, and enhance service delivery.
Juba City has been divided into ten zones to facilitate the registration and improve tax compliance monitoring. The initiative aims to expand the tax base, gather accurate data, and improve tax administration. Unauthorized fee collection or impersonation of SSRA officials will be reported and prosecuted.
Source: South Sudan Revenue Authority