insert_link Namibia NamRA flags duplicate return issue, urges taxpayers to hold off submissions The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has detected a duplicate return issue in its Integrated Tax Administration System (ITAS), affecting a number of taxpayers. The anomaly was discovered on Monday, February 2, and technical teams are already working to resolve it. NamRA spokesperson Steven Ndorokaze advised taxpayers not to submit any outstanding returns that may be duplicated while the issue is being addressed. “Taxpayers will not be prevented from obtaining their […] today5 February, 2026
insert_link Business / Economics NamRA Warns Importers Over Unpaid VAT The Namibia Revenue Agency has cautioned that importers who fail to settle outstanding deferred VAT balances may have their accounts suspended. NamRA’s Tonateni Shidhudhu, manager of strategic communications and stakeholder engagements, said affected importers must pay VAT upfront at customs and clear any arrears to avoid disruptions. today23 December, 2025
insert_link Business / Economics Small Traders Raise Concerns Over Customs and Taxes Small traders, known as “Order With Me” agents, have approached the Namibia Revenue Agency to highlight issues including confusing customs procedures. Hertha Ekandjo reports that they also named high taxes, delays at ports of entry, and the confiscation of goods today11 December, 2025
insert_link Namibia NamRA extends tax return deadline to 31 October NamRa Chief Strategic Communications and Support Engagements Officer, Steven Ndorokaze The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has extended the filing deadline for certain income tax returns to 31 October 2025, citing system readiness delays. This extension applies to returns originally due on 31 July, 31 August, and 30 September 2025, the agency announced in an official statement. NamRA spokesperson Steven Ndorokaze urged affected taxpayers to take advantage of the extra time to update their […] today4 August, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo Aanangeshefa mo Kunene nomo Erongo oyena oongunga dhepangelo dhili poodola oobilion omugoyi Aanangeshefa moshitopolwa Erongo na Kunene oyena oongunga dhepangelo dhoodola dha konda poobilion 9 miifuta inaayi futwa,noongunga odhindji dhaza koo penalties oshowo iihohela ya gwedhwapo. O Nampa oya lopota kutya o western Manager for Domestic Taxes mo Namibia Revenue Agency Rebekah Uusiku okwati etata ashike lyomoongeshefa dhomoshitopolwa dhoka dha shangithwa dhili 20 000 dha shangithwa hadhi futu oompale odho hadhiiyutha. today14 July, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo O NamRA ya gongela oodola oomilion 3.4 okupitilila monomola yawo yoku lopota okwaahalonga nuuyuki O Namibia Revenue Agency NamRA oyeshi pondolola oku mona oodola oomilion 3.4 oku pitila monomola yawo yoku lopota uukengeleledhi nokwaahalonga nuuyuki. Ya tamekithwa omumvo gwa piti ,nohayi kondololwa ko Deloitee Namibia,onomola yoku lopota okwaahalonga nuuyuki yo NamRa oya ninga oshilongitho sha simana moku yambulapo uundikuwetikile. Okuza nkene ya tulilwe miilonga mu May 2024,onomola oya yakula oolopota 60 dhinasha nomaipulo ngaashi uukengeleledhi,okwaahalonga nuuyuki,oku yanda oku futa iifuta yepangelo,uufuthi wiimaliwa,endjondjo lyiingangamithi,nomaihumbato galwe […] today12 March, 2025
insert_link Business / Economics Morning Biz News 26 February 2025: NamRA Revenue Surges, BP Shifts Strategy, and AfDB Backs SMMEs NamRA Collects N$79.3 Billion in Revenue The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has collected N$79.3 billion in revenue as of 31 January 2025. According to NamRA’s latest figures, domestic tax collections amounted to N$31.36 billion, while customs and excise duties contributed N$48 billion. The total revenue estimate for the 2024/2025 financial year is projected at N$85.3 billion. South Africa’s Poultry Master Plan Exceeds Targets In South Africa, the first phase of […] today26 February, 2025
insert_link Business / Economics Namra Pays N$75.1 Million in Tax Refunds The Namibia Revenue Agency recently disbursed N$75.1 million in tax refunds to over 50,000 taxpayers, with individual refunds ranging from N$100 to N$3,000. Namra spokesperson Tonateni Shidhudhu confirmed a third batch of refunds, between N$101 and N$100,000, is set for release prior to the end of this month. today14 November, 2024
insert_link Opinion Pieces Estate Planning: Expenses to Be Considered for a Deceased Estate By Bank Windhoek’s Trust and Estates Manager, Letitia Du Plessis. A deceased estate refers to the property and money left behind by a person after they pass on. A critical part of estate planning is ensuring that there is sufficient cash in your estate to meet various obligations. Unfortunately, what seems like a straightforward process is actually a complex and time-consuming task that requires planning while you are still […] today12 November, 2024
