Tanzania’s parliamentary budget committee will begin public hearings on Saturday regarding the Finance Bill 2026, a sweeping tax reform package. The bill proposes approximately 1.72 trillion Tanzanian Shillings (roughly $700 million USD) in changes to the nation’s tax system. These reforms are expected to significantly impact revenue collection across crucial sectors including agriculture and digital services. The two-day hearings, held at Msekwa Hall, will allow for formal parliamentary review and public input on the proposed changes. This marks the beginning of a formal scrutiny process for the bill. The reforms aim to reshape the country’s financial landscape and are under close observation by stakeholders. The hearings represent a key step in the bill’s journey toward potential enactment.