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Do it immediately! Museveni directs URA to release Bobi Wine’s impounded armored car  

Mubiru Ivan by Mubiru Ivan
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Bobi Wine's supporter on his armored car

Bobi Wine's supporter on his armored car

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President Yoweri Museveni has ordered Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) Director General John Musinguzi to release Bobi Wine’s armored car that was impounded a few months ago over taxes.

“This is to further inform you that we have received a directive from His Excellency the President of Uganda to the effect that Uganda Revenue Authority should release your client’s motor vehicle immediately,” Mr Musinguzi told Bobi Wine’s lawyers Wameli and Company Advocates in a 7th June letter.

“In light of the above, please liase with the Commissioner Customs who by copy hereof is requested to facilitate provisional release of your client’s vehicle immediately. However, please note that the outstanding tax is still due and payable. The final amount will be communicated to your client in the due course after review of the appeal.”

In April this year, URA confirmed that Bobi Wine real name Robert Kyagulanyi’s recently acquired Toyota Land cruiser V8 was an armored car.

In the same month, the National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Bobi Wine handed had over his car to URA for re-evaluation.

The car was delivered to the tax body offices in Nakawa by Bobi Wine’s lawyers Wameli and Company Advocates.

Bobi Wine’s move followed a letter dated 8th April, 2021 from URA’s Commissioner of Customs Asadu Kisitu ordering the former to take his car for re-assessment.

“The details of Ballistic protection were confirmed as 90 mm for the window upper plate glass and 6 mm for the bottom Hull,” URA told Bobi Wine’s lawyers in a letter dated 22nd April, 2021.

“It was also established that the declaration made vide Customs reference UGCWH C 54 of 12th February 2021 did bare false hoods of clearing it as a normal vehicle yet it was armored contrary to Sections 203 of the East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004.”

URA further told Wameli & Co. Advocates that after the re-assessement, customs re-valued the motor vehicle using alternative methods of valuation and appraised a customs value of  $166,700/= (United States Dollars One hundred sixty six thousand only); with tax payable of UGX 337,698,776.25/= (Uganda Shillings Three hundred thirty seven million six hundred ninety eight thousand seven hundred seventy six only).

“Please advise your client to liaise with the office of the Assistant Commissioner Enforcement who by copy hereof is requested to facilitate payment of due taxes and release of your client’s vehicle accordingly.”

 


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