Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

Why Magufuli administration misses the point on Government splurge

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Masunga Maziku said:
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.
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If wishes were gold beggars would ride. This budget echoes ccm failed ones since independence. Just another tax and spend administration
 
Arguments for and against taxing gratuity ought to acknowledge the following:-

ONE: While it is an incontestable argument that parliamentary gratuity lacks justification in terms of formula deployed but to tax it is unconstitutional for being discriminatory.

TWO: While a five percent of gross five year salary earnings are what the MPs do merit but failing to correct this overpayment and attempting to seek remedies from taxing the untaxable is travesty of the rule of law.

THIRD: Political will to have public service remuneration commission charged with responsibilities of harnessing maladministration of pay structures within the public service is lacking therefore unconstitutional acts of omission or commission to deflect the real issues are counterproductive.

Can you call this is leadership? For obvious reasons you cannot!
 
In past we have seen past presidents flexing cabinet decisions to justify wanton violations of the procurement act without taken to task a gratitude of constitutional amnesties!

The suspects were set free on such illegal defence!

The illegal procurement of a dilapidated building in Italy at hugely inflated price contrary to the procurement act is a case in hand.

And Mkapa was its linchpin
 
Rutashubanyuma said:
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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You need to start coming up with better lies. Alternatively if you really forget in what you write then I suggest that you can fax the memo to the Milembe hospital which is de-facto currently the most important clinic of mental illness. Have a look at your past comments. [emoji116] [emoji116] [emoji116]

Rutashubanyuma said:
Magufuli is an impenitent hypocrite. His definition of "******" somehow captures him and his whole family.
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Rutashubanyuma said:
Defenders of this regime will have a hard time explaining a kilo of sugar that was under no pressure being sold for Tshs 1, 800/= now being extorsioned at Tshs 6, 000/= after government woeful meddling!
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Rutashubanyuma said:
The sacking of Kitwanga and elevation of Masele seems appeasing ethnic balance than anything else. Being a Sukuma in the heydays of this regime has its rewards
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Rutashubanyuma said:
If this is the case then Donald Trump is dead right Africa cries for recolonization because it still blame former colonial masters for her massive failures to turn the developmental tide to her favour.
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Now I think you are just describing yourself. I am going to enjoy roasting you. Keep talking with low internal memory smart crown.
 
Rutashubanyuma said:
If wishes were gold beggars would ride. This budget echoes ccm failed ones since independence. Just another tax and spend administration
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Rutashubanyuma said:
Arguments for and against taxing gratuity ought to acknowledge the following:-

ONE: While it is an incontestable argument that parliamentary gratuity lacks justification in terms of formula deployed but to tax it is unconstitutional for being discriminatory.

TWO: While a five percent of gross five year salary earnings are what the MPs do merit but failing to correct this overpayment and attempting to seek remedies from taxing the untaxable is travesty of the rule of law.

THIRD: Political will to have public service remuneration commission charged with responsibilities of harnessing maladministration of pay structures within the public service is lacking therefore unconstitutional acts of omission or commission to deflect the real issues are counterproductive.

Can you call this is leadership? For obvious reasons you cannot!
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By fixing specific problems in our tax system so we can sustainably cover the government's responsibilities for the next time. This means combating tax avoidance with new measures to ensure everyone pays the tax they should on what they earn, not avoid tax by shifting their profit offshore.

Mister finance minister emphasized on the underpinning arrangements required to support a TRA tax system, encompassing on structure and powers for revenue, ensuring tax compliance, tackling tax avoidance, resolving tax disputes, treatment of tax payer information and accelerated tax changes. This will encourage the government to collect more internal revenues to facilitate the government's expenditures.
 
Rutashubanyuma said:
This budget has set aside TSHS 2.5 Bill to create Anti graft courts but unless presidential criminal amnesties are removed from the constitution this is another wastrel!
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Rutashubanyuma said:
How can you arraign on appointees while the appointer is above the law? Makes the whole effort against graft constitutionally designed to fail!
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Rutashubanyuma said:
In past we have seen past presidents flexing cabinet decisions to justify wanton violations of the procurement act without taken to task a gratitude of constitutional amnesties!

The suspects were set free on such illegal defence!

The illegal procurement of a dilapidated building in Italy at hugely inflated price contrary to the procurement act is a case in hand.

And Mkapa was its linchpin
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The current president has shown that he is serious when it comes to fighting corruption and Tanzanians need to embrace his pace. This shows how the government is committed to fighting corruption.

An anti-corruption and economic sabotage special court, a new division of the high court of Tanzania was set to begin work by July, this year. The much talked about and awaited special court to deal corruption and economic sabotage suspects is in the line with the new government's resolve under Magufuli to declare total war against the MAFISADI.
 
Masunga Maziku said:
The current president has shown that he is serious when it comes to fighting corruption and Tanzanians need to embrace his pace. This shows how the government is committed to fighting corruption.

An anti-corruption and economic sabotage special court, a new division of the high court of Tanzania was set to begin work by July, this year. The much talked about and awaited special court to deal corruption and economic sabotage suspects is in the line with the new government's resolve under Magufuli to declare total war against the MAFISADI.
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This has nothing to do with individuals because they are time-disposable like the way we dispose syringes.

It is about ideas, systems and their sustainability!

Unless there are constitutional changes to prosecute past presidents and their inner circles the much hyped anti corruption courts are smokescreen to dupe the dunces like yourself!
 
Masunga Maziku said:
You need to start coming up with better lies. Alternatively if you really forget in what you write then I suggest that you can fax the memo to the Milembe hospital which is de-facto currently the most important clinic of mental illness. Have a look at your past comments. [emoji116] [emoji116] [emoji116]





Now I think you are just describing yourself. I am going to enjoy roasting you. Keep talking with low internal memory smart crown.
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Honestly speaking I enjoyed laughing at your lack of policy analytical skills!
Looks you were kindergarten dropout the way you are fumbling over complex issues. Really out of your breath.
 
Masunga Maziku said:
By fixing specific problems in our tax system so we can sustainably cover the government's responsibilities for the next time. This means combating tax avoidance with new measures to ensure everyone pays the tax they should on what they earn, not avoid tax by shifting their profit offshore.

Mister finance minister emphasized on the underpinning arrangements required to support a TRA tax system, encompassing on structure and powers for revenue, ensuring tax compliance, tackling tax avoidance, resolving tax disputes, treatment of tax payer information and accelerated tax changes. This will encourage the government to collect more internal revenues to facilitate the government's expenditures.
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Next time? Over my foot!
 
Rutashubanyuma said:
Honestly speaking I enjoyed laughing at your lack of policy analytical skills!
Looks you were kindergarten dropout the way you are fumbling over complex issues. Really out of your breath.
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I thought you would stop trolling with me. This is really disappointing. You can't even argue with any credible evidence. Too much blah blah and you said something really stupid in your past comments, and you know that, so educate yourself before I make you look like a fool.
Rutashubanyuma said:
Next time? Over my foot!
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At least now the whole internet knows you are a coward. That's one hell of a combinations mister.
 
Rutashubanyuma said:
This has nothing to do with individuals because they are time-disposable like the way we dispose syringes.

It is about ideas, systems and their sustainability!
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You are always talking about system system everyday mfumo mfumo! And I questioned what is system and what are components of that system? You don't have an answer till today.
Unless there are constitutional changes to prosecute past presidents and their inner circles the much hyped anti corruption courts are smokescreen to dupe the dunces like yourself!
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Stay calm, according to government figures, a total of at least 3500 corruption allegations were recorded during 2015-16 and investigation into 324 cases were concluded. Of the investigated cases, 250 were forwarded to the DPP who already approved 150 cases for prosecution.
 
Masunga Maziku said:
I thought you would stop trolling with me. This is really disappointing. You can't even argue with any credible evidence. Too much blah blah and you said something really stupid in your past comments, and you know that, so educate yourself before I make you look like a fool.

teh teh teh at least now the whole internet knows you are a coward. That's one hell of a combinations mister.
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What are you doing?
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Masunga Maziku said:
You are always talking about system system everyday mfumo mfumo.! And I questioned what is system and what are components of that system? You don't have an answer till today..

Stay calm, according to government figures, a total of at least 3500 corruption allegations were recorded during 2015-16 and investigation into 324 cases were concluded. Of the investigated cases, 250 were forwarded to the DPP who already approved 150 cases for prosecution. Na tutawafunga wengi mwaka huu.!
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Can you name at least one constitutional office holder who is implicated in that adorable list of yours?

Is this not a case of sacrificing the sardines to protect the sharks behind our economic malaise?

By the way unless you comprehend institutions of governance like TRA are part of the system you will continue posing questions which can only succeed confirming your levels of public policy illiteracy!
 
Rutashubanyuma said:
Can you name at least one constitutional office holder who is implicated in that adorable list of yours?

Is this not a case of sacrificing the sardines to protect the sharks behind our economic malaise?

By the way unless you comprehend institutions of governance like TRA are part of the system you will continue posing questions which can only succeed confirming your levels of public policy illiteracy!
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Too much blah blah, what is system and what are the components of that system?
 
all in all we want development to take place ,but according to the present budget do n't reflect the to the improvement living standard to tanzanians but it has life to be very difficult more than before .....dos magu eliminating poverty or increasing poverty to poverty people as final consumer of everything in all production sectors..........
 
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