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Abstract
Local taxes represent less than 6 per cent of total national tax revenues in Tanzania. However, the large number of these taxes, together with their unsatisfactory nature, means that their economic, political and social impacts are considerably more significant than their revenue figure indicates. This article reviews the main characteristics of the existing local tax system. It discusses how the present tax system emerged, and why it has been maintained for such a long period in spite of all its weaknesses. Finally, it considers options for reform.
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