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on May 14, 2016

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Tanzania Regions: Tax collection statistics

National Tax Statistics

Regional Statistics

TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 1997-98

TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 1998-99

TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 1999-00

TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2000-01
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2001-02
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2002-03
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2003-04
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2004-05
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2005-06
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2006-07
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2007-08
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2008-09
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2009-10
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2010-11
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2011-12
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2012-13
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2013-14
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2014-15
TRA Quarterly Tax Revenue Collections 2015-16

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