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Where the government's money comes from

What each tax is expected to raise, over 4 years of the Treasury's own tables.

ZiG 411.80 billionexpected in all, 2028
ZWL$ 76.07 trillionexpected in all, 2026

What each tax raises, in ZiG

ZiG 411.80 billion expected in all in 2028, up 19.3% on 2027. VAT is the largest part of it, 27.7 of every 100.

What each tax raises, in ZiG, year by year

2025 to 2028, of 4 on record.

Up 52% between 2025 and 2028, from ZiG 270.30 billion to ZiG 411.80 billion.VAT is the largest part in 2028, 28 of every 100, followed by Pay as you earn at 17 and Excise duty at 12. Everything else makes up the remaining 16. 2027 and 2028 are the Treasury's own projections, not yet voted.

The 2028 total, part by part

ZiG 411.80 billion expected in all

  • Pay as you earn17%
  • Company tax10%
  • VAT28%
  • Excise duty12%
  • Customs duty6.5%
  • Transfer tax5.9%
  • Mining royalties4.1%
  • Everything else16%
Out of every ZiG 100 in 2028, ZiG 28 is VAT.Pay as you earn is next at 17 of every 100, then Excise duty at 12. Everything else makes up the remaining 16.
The figures behind itDownload CSV
YearPay as you earnCompany taxVATExcise dutyCustoms dutyTransfer taxMining royaltiesEverything elseTotal
202871,871,803,00042,305,918,000114,229,581,00049,881,283,00026,718,680,00024,334,750,00016,858,023,50065,599,009,500411,799,048,000
202763,111,963,00035,777,045,00095,746,057,00041,810,247,00022,407,729,00020,691,685,00014,153,901,00051,518,474,000345,217,101,000
202656,486,620,80032,120,820,00071,412,196,14036,171,060,48019,306,231,25418,160,720,56012,178,096,20041,804,254,566287,640,000,000
202554,060,000,00025,228,000,00070,139,966,80038,226,907,20018,333,548,00012,109,440,00010,091,200,00042,110,938,000270,300,000,000

The same, in the old dollar

ZWL$ 76.07 trillion expected in all in 2026, up 5.9% on 2025. VAT is the largest part of it, 31.6 of every 100.

The same, in the old dollar, year by year

2018 to 2026, of 9 on record.

Up 1374723% between 2018 and 2026, from ZWL$ 5.53 billion to ZWL$ 76.07 trillion.VAT is the largest part in 2026, 32 of every 100, followed by Pay as you earn at 15 and Customs duty at 12. Everything else makes up the remaining 16. 2025 and 2026 are the Treasury's own projections, not yet voted. 2018 and 2019 are what was actually counted at the year's end.

The 2026 total, part by part

ZWL$ 76.07 trillion expected in all

  • Pay as you earn15%
  • Company tax12%
  • VAT32%
  • Excise duty9.6%
  • Customs duty12%
  • Transfer tax4.7%
  • Mining royalties0.0%
  • Everything else16%
Out of every ZWL$ 100 in 2026, ZWL$ 32 is VAT.Pay as you earn is next at 15 of every 100, then Customs duty at 12. Everything else makes up the remaining 16.
The figures behind itDownload CSV
YearPay as you earnCompany taxVATExcise dutyCustoms dutyTransfer taxMining royaltiesEverything elseTotal
202611,131,274,770,0008,828,953,550,00024,019,939,350,0007,314,675,000,0009,096,186,280,0003,558,446,230,0002,042,574,00012,117,443,354,00076,068,961,108,000
20259,815,938,950,0007,785,673,330,00022,240,684,580,0006,772,847,220,0008,422,394,700,0003,294,857,620,0001,891,272,490,00011,602,281,460,00071,825,950,350,000
20248,112,346,240,0006,434,440,770,00012,959,736,470,0005,597,394,390,0006,960,656,780,0002,723,022,830,0001,563,035,110,0009,588,508,650,00053,939,141,240,000
2023609,518,391,373631,286,905,350764,979,447,577400,617,441,945387,895,036,495255,118,586,793219,167,874,005595,325,370,6333,863,909,054,171
2022291,045,004,899283,602,888,671411,161,233,772182,435,747,375116,515,711,156157,981,904,23261,740,170,440236,023,858,4231,740,506,518,968

Questions people ask

Which tax raises the most money in Zimbabwe?

ZiG 411.80 billion expected in all in 2028, up 19.3% on 2027. VAT is the largest part of it, 27.7 of every 100.

What did the government raise before the currency changed?

ZWL$ 76.07 trillion expected in all in 2026, up 5.9% on 2025. VAT is the largest part of it, 31.6 of every 100.

Read from the Ministry of Finance, Approved 2026 Estimates of Expenditure. Every source we read

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