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Can solar PV products be imported into Zambia?

Solar PV Importation Procedures Section 32 (1) of the Customs and Excise Act, Chapter 322 of the Laws of Zambia, provides that goods shall not be imported into Zambia without an entry and declaration being made and without such duties as may be imposed by law being paid or secured.

Are solar panels tax deductible in Zambia?

In 1999, the substantive customs duty rate on solar panels was removed. The primary legal basis for further energy access fiscal incentives in Zambia are the Customs and Excise (Electrical Machinery and Equipment) (Suspension) Regulations, 2008 and the Value Added Tax Act (Zero-Rating)

What are Zambia's CSR initiatives aimed at reducing reliance on hydropower?

Spread across Zambia’s provinces, these projects will expand electricity access and reduce reliance on hydropower. Meanwhile, Eng. Loongo has commended Maamba Energy Limited for undertaking impactful CSR initiatives aimed at improving the lives of the people.

What is the legal basis for energy access fiscal incentives in Zambia?

The primary legal basis for further energy access fiscal incentives in Zambia are the Customs and Excise (Electrical Machinery and Equipment) (Suspension) Regulations, 2008 and the Value Added Tax Act (Zero-Rating) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order, 2008, more commonly referred to as Statutory Instruments (SIs) 32 and 33 of 2008.

What products are imported into Zambia?

Section 3 consists of a detailed importation guide for solar lantern, SHS, mini grid, and other energy access products that are commonly imported into Zambia. The guide provides the following information for integrated kits and component parts:

What is a solar PV customs Handbook?

This Customs Handbook provides comprehensive guidance to stakeholders on the process of importing Solar PV products. Further, the Customs Handbook seeks to clarify the tax and duty exemptions for a range of Solar PV products being sold in Zambia. This will minimize varying interpretations and misapplication of tax exemptions by stakeholders.