Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 7, 2016

Magufuli seems to fear UKAWA as a result he is denying them their right to express themselves in the stumps citing reasons which should ban CCM from endless campaigns.

The dilemma for Magufuli is he campaigned on the UKAWA platform of change but he is living in the past where the opposition is in perpetual denial of constitutional and lawful rights of assembly and campaigns for political causes.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 7, 2016

Our police force is still a colonial institution in dire need of significant reforms to accommodate modern demands for respect of the rule of law.

Like in colonial era, a lot of resources is squandered in sustaining to power a failed regime whose sole survival means not in the ballot box but in illegal access to power and its subsequent chokehold on state largesse.
Thereafter it evolves a corrupt system of survival with both civil and private sectors bringing the economy to its knees.

It is no longer whether CCM days in power are numbered but when will it choke itself for lack of resources to cannibalize and prolong its destructive existence?

As pension funds are drawing less and less money for ccm causes depriving its legal contributors of the relief they deserve with the wanton looting going unabated then the lifelong question how long will ccm continue to cheat its natural death?

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 10, 2016

Masunga Maziku said:
That's not his biography, it's your hatred based story. I used to abstain from gossip and I really don't see the point in arguing about it, but it's funny to see what stupid arguments you are coming up with.

You were providing wrong arguments and I corrected you, you were arguing over religious bullshit and I punched it, you were imposing some tribal traits as your local community known much to be practiced and I defeated your logic with vivid examples, now you are trying to induce gossips. I am sorry for that.!

Anyways, please take this argument in a friendly way and next time in an argument be more creative than composing grammar. That just shows you can't prove your point. Have a good day..

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

Masunga Maziku said:
That's not his biography, it's your hatred based story. I used to abstain from gossip and I really don't see the point in arguing about it, but it's funny to see what stupid arguments you are coming up with.

You were providing wrong arguments and I corrected you, you were arguing over religious bullshit and I punched it, you were imposing some tribal traits as your local community known much to be practiced and I defeated your logic with vivid examples, now you are trying to induce gossips. I am sorry for that.!

Anyways, please take this argument in a friendly way and next time in an argument be more creative than composing grammar. That just shows you can't prove your point. Have a good day..

Can you be specific? You are throwing up all over the place and cannot discern your real intent.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

This budget is another tax and spend CCM administration aiming to subsidize official graft by loading the cost of it all on hapless small taxpayers

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

When you tax gas then you have to wonder the aim is to backslide to destructive charcoal or bludgeoning whatever gains we have made over environmental protection.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

One stop tax collection is a great idea if coupled with some serious transparency.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

Hiking road licences is a bad idea because one forgets fuel taxes are killing our ability to create jobs already and road user costs are suffocating our economic growth.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

This administration needs a lot history catching on why our tax policies are strangulating our economy keeping our workforce seriously underemployed.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

VAT needs to be revised to between 10-12% if we seriously target to release the potentiality of our feeble workforce.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

Serious efforts now need to be directed at harnessing our taxation policies to relieve ourselves with unconstitutional double taxation behind low tax payment compliance

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 11, 2016

This budget expenditure policies aim to centralize decisions to Treasury ducks the fact that apart red tape and bureaucracy will slow decision making but holistic motives are I'll advised for dumping efficiency and effectiveness on alter of honouring rules and regulations can only mean less productivity and nothing else.

The era of planned economy failed in the seventies and now the Magufuli administration seems devoid of history.

Charles Mandela · Jun 12, 2016

Rutashubanyuma said:
Can you be specific? You are throwing up all over the place and cannot discern your real intent.

I have met many of your type, making false charges to circumvent their own errors and misleadings. Using ethnicity, gossips and rumors, and claiming religious pretexts to conform their allegations.

Charles Mandela · Jun 12, 2016

Rutashubanyuma said:
This budget is another tax and spend CCM administration aiming to subsidize official graft by loading the cost of it all on hapless small taxpayers

Rutashubanyuma said:
When you tax gas then you have to wonder the aim is to backslide to destructive charcoal or bludgeoning whatever gains we have made over environmental protection.

Rutashubanyuma said:
One stop tax collection is a great idea if coupled with some serious transparency.

Rutashubanyuma said:
Hiking road licences is a bad idea because one forgets fuel taxes are killing our ability to create jobs already and road user costs are suffocating our economic growth.

Rutashubanyuma said:
This administration needs a lot history catching on why our tax policies are strangulating our economy keeping our workforce seriously underemployed.

Rutashubanyuma said:
VAT needs to be revised to between 10-12% if we seriously target to release the potentiality of our feeble workforce.

Rutashubanyuma said:
Serious efforts now need to be directed at harnessing our taxation policies to relieve ourselves with unconstitutional double taxation behind low tax payment compliance

Rutashubanyuma said:
This budget expenditure policies aim to centralize decisions to Treasury ducks the fact that apart red tape and bureaucracy will slow decision making but holistic motives are I'll advised for dumping efficiency and effectiveness on alter of honouring rules and regulations can only mean less productivity and nothing else.

The era of planned economy failed in the seventies and now the Magufuli administration seems devoid of history.

Just as I thought! Another clueless self promoting comments with nothing of relevance to convey. Now that I'm on this thread I can keep you from spreading utter nonsense to others that show up on this page.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 12, 2016

TRA ought to stop raising self efficacious performance targets that aim to hoodwink unsuspecting general public that they are surpassing tax collection targets.

The jaw dropping fact is there is zero correlation between those self imposed performance targets with annual budgets.

Citing one example is monthly performance targets hovers around one trillion shillings meaning per annum gross TRA collection are about twelve trillions.

But our annual budget knocks around 29 trillions. So 12 trillions is even less than 50% of budgetary requirements then how can one at TRA claim surpassing self imposed performance targets which are uncorrelated to budgetary requirements make any sense.

TRA are conmen on this and have been rewarding themselves with huge bonuses while they are ignominiously underperforming!

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 12, 2016

Masunga Maziku said:
Just as I thought! Another clueless self promoting comments with nothing of relevance to convey. Now that I'm on this thread I can keep you from spreading utter nonsense to others that show up on this page. You know nothing.!

Am glad I know nothing but for you who can tell the difference where is your healthy input beyond plumes of discontents?

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 12, 2016

Masunga Maziku said:
I have met many of your type, making false charges to circumvent their own errors and misleadings. Using ethnicity, gossips and rumors, and claiming religious pretexts to conform their allegations.

I pity you. When will you cease digressing from the topic and begin to raise pertinent issues. The best you are doing is displaying your folly.

As an advice commence challenging policy positions I am espousing to be taken seriously.

If you cannot put up please shut up!

Charles Mandela · Jun 13, 2016

Rutashubanyuma said:
Am glad I know nothing but for you who can tell the difference where is your healthy input beyond plumes of discontents?

Rutashubanyuma said:
I pity you. When will you cease digressing from the topic and begin to raise pertinent issues. The best you are doing is displaying your folly.

As an advice commence challenging policy positions I am espousing to be taken seriously.

If you cannot put up please shut up!

Which kind of policy are you challenging about?

You still don't know straight answers. You are really out of control.

Do you have anything of relevance to say in regards to my statements?

Charles Mandela · Jun 13, 2016

Rutashubanyuma said:
TRA ought to stop raising self efficacious performance targets that aim to hoodwink unsuspecting general public that they are surpassing tax collection targets.

The jaw dropping fact is there is zero correlation between those self imposed performance targets with annual budgets.

Citing one example is monthly performance targets hovers around one trillion shillings meaning per annum gross TRA collection are about twelve trillions.

But our annual budget knocks around 29 trillions. So 12 trillions is even less than 50% of budgetary requirements then how can one at TRA claim surpassing self imposed performance targets which are uncorrelated to budgetary requirements make any sense.

TRA are conmen on this and have been rewarding themselves with huge bonuses while they are ignominiously underperforming!

You are still slanting on grammatical sentences but it has nothing to do with the budget proposals.

Ain't an economic expertise but the agenda for the new government was well laid out - reviving investment which is essential for growth of jobs and income, putting in place a framework for monetary policy and fiscal consolidation to ensure low inflation and putting public finances on a sustainable path through tax and expenditure reforms.

It was in the above economic backdrop that Dr Mpango had to present the government budget 2016-17. Investment clearly has been the underlying theme in this budget. Realizing that growth rate of the economy is correlated with the investment rate, the budget contains proposals for the development of industrial and economic corridors, improving social services and with regions linked to transport connectivity, as cornerstone of the strategy to drive Tanzania's growth in manufacturing.

Mister Finance Minister's commitment to provide a stable and predictable tax regime that would be investor friendly and spur growth is welcome.

He also has recognized that one immediate imperative on the agenda of the new government "Hapa Kazi Tu" is the need to find a faster and better way to resolve tax disputes.

The budget proposals to extend the scope of advance rulings to cover residents and enlarging the scope of income - tax settlement would seek to minimise the scope for disputes and improve tax payer's experience in dealing with the tax administration.

The budget proposals would go a long way in addressing these concerns. The steps announced in the budget are only the beginning of a journey towards a sustained growth of 7.2% along with economic stabilization.

Rutashubanyuma · Jun 13, 2016

Masunga Maziku said:
Which kind of policy are you challenging about? You still don't know straight answers. You are really out of control.! Do you have anything of relevance to say in regards to my statements?

Have you said anything worthy of musing? The best of my recollection of you is claiming bragging rights of omniscience without showing it.

When you ask questions rather proffering alternative options prove beyond reasonable doubts bragging claims are unmerited.

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