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Uganda Revenue Authority Service Offices and Contacts Uganda Revenue Authority Service Offices and contacts Callcenter Toll free line: 0800117000 Email: [email protected] Facebook: @URApage Twitter: @URAuganda Office contacts Station Location Tax Heads Team Leader ( Country Code: +256) URA Tower , plot M 193/4 Nakawa Industrial Domestic Taxes URA Head Office Sarah Karatunga 323443610 Area, P.O. Box 7279, Kampala and customs URA Headquarter Service URA Head Office, NIP building Domestic Taxes Allan Muhirwa 323442142 Office (HSO) Hanifa Nassuna Katwe Branch Finance Trust Bank, Plot No 115 & 121. Domestic Taxes 323444626 Kayondo Bwaise Branch Diamond Trust Bank, Bombo Road Domestic Taxes Patrick Bitamazire 323444635 William Street Post Bank, Plot 68/70 Domestic Taxes Lawrence Ongom 323443260 Nakivubo Branch Diamond Trust Bank, Ham Shopping Domestic Taxes Edward Luande 323444636 United Bank of Africa- Aponye Hotel Building William Street Domestic Taxes Harriet Kemigabo 323444636 Plot 17 Kampala Road Diamond Trust Building opposite Cham Towers Domestic Taxes Martha Gimbo Were 323443609 Mukono Mukono T.C Domestic Taxes John Njawuzi 323445221 Brenda Nyakairu Entebbe Entebbe Kitooro Domestic Taxes 323443636 Kobusingye Nansana T.C, Katonda ya bigera House Block Nansana Domestic Taxes Robert Bagenda Kabuye 323448009 203 Nansana Hoima road Plot 125; Next to new police station Nateete Cissy Mukalugwiza Nateete Domestic Taxes 323448006 Birus Mall Mulindwa Plot 1667; Kyaliwajjala Namugongo Kira Road - Esther Nabatanzi Kyaliwajjala Domestic Taxes 323448001 Martyrs Mall. Ssemakula 1 Pakwach Pakwach TC Customs Alex Mulungi 772140958 Padea Padea (UG/DRC- Border) Customs Lillian Owachango 772142441 Elegu Elegu (UG/S Sudan – Border) Customs Timothy Bashaija 772593232 Customs/Domestic Jean Olanya/ Arua Arua Town 323443506 Taxes Charles Okot Owor Nebbi Nebbi Town Domestic Taxes Christopher Baluku 323443814 Koboko Koboko Town Domestic Taxes Lillian Adiru 323445162 Gulu Gulu Town Domestic Taxes Aggrey Mugume 323443751 Moyo Moyo Town Domestic Taxes Bensons Ojuk 323445177 323444825 Kitgum Kitgum Town Domestic Taxes Stella Kobusingye 323444025 Plot No.5-7, Citadel Towers,3rd Floor, Obote Lira Domestic Taxes Aula Maxwell 323444890 Avenue, Lira Municipality Malaba Malaba (UG/Kenya border) Customs Henry Kwaligonza 772141106 Simon Karokora Busitema Busia – Tororo junction Customs 772142400 Tumwesigye Domestic taxes/ Jamatch Christopher/ Busia Busia (UG/Kenya border) 323443557 Customs Simon Esunget Customs/Domestic Mbale Plot1, Court road-Oval Plaza Mubarak Kakaire 323444950 Taxes Customs/Domestic Iganga Iganga Town Bosco Tumwine 323443803 Taxes Customs/Domestic Jane Nabweteme/ Jinja Plot 2A, Spare Road /Nadiope Junction 323443840 Taxes Makumbi Dennis Tororo Tororo Town Domestic Taxes Allan Atugonza 323445501 Opolot Atekit Francis Soroti Soroti Town Domestic Taxes 323445500 Patrick Moroto Moroto Town Domestic Taxes Tonny Blair Oludi 323443756 Emmanuel Mweru Katuna Katuna (UG/Rwanda) Customs 323444783 Bamanya Mirama hills Mirama (UG/Rwanda) Customs Ali Kakande 772140749 Domestic Taxes/ Proscovia Keyesu / Mbarara Plot 3 B, Stanley Road 323445037 Customs Benon Musinguzi Kabale Kabale Town Domestic Taxes Boaz Mwesigye 323443940 Rukungiri Rukungiri Town Domestic Taxes Arnold Mugumya 323445437 Bushenyi Ishaka Town Domestic Taxes Dan Natukunda 323443541 2 Wotonava Building (Building with Letshego) Plot Kyotera Domestic Taxes Happy Tumwesigye 772141709 316 Mutukula Road Mityana Mityana T.C Domestic Taxes Rebecca Nalugwa 323445156 Customs/ Domestic Masaka Plot 31, Kampala Road, Masaka Municipality Samuel Ssempiira 323444981 Taxes Mutukula Mutukula (UG/TZ border) Customs Julius Kwehangana 772140389 Mpondwe Mpondwe (UG/DRC border) Customs Sabiiti Fred 772141005 Customs/Domestic Peter Elvis Kairanga / Fort portal Fort Portal Town 323443720 Taxes Solomon Walube Geoffrey Kakooza / Hoima Hoima Town Domestic Taxes 323443780 Susan Majugo Masindi Masindi Town Domestic Taxes Godfrey Isingoma 323445012 Kasese Kasese Town Domestic Taxes Samuel Eyangu 323444752 3 .
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