'The story of my experience with Tanzania regulatory framework'

Now, a client who has imported products aimed at expanding business, which will result in more employment, more revenue to the tax man, and improved social wellbeing of the society at large, should be accorded a better treatment. These were not edible products, which you could argue that they might have health hazard to the end user, they were furniture. Instead of seizing the cargo, which resulted in huge losses in terms of additional storage and other port charges, and at the time when we are wrangling with congestion at our port, it should have been the interest of both the port and the client to release the cargo, as long as the client was already known, you just institute the penalty prescribed in the particular circumvented law, then each party can present its arguments, and if the client is found liable, will pay the due fine. But the business has to continue.

'The story of my experience with Tanzania regulatory framework'

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