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UGANDA REVENUE AUTHORITY BANK ACCOUNTS FOR TAX COLLECTIONS BANK/ BRANCH STATION ACCOUNT NUMBER STANBIC BRANCHES STANBIC KABALE Kabale DT 014 0069420401 STANBIC KIHIHI Kihihi Ishasha 014 0072016701 STANBIC KISORO Kisoro DT 014 0067695501 STANBIC KITGUM Kitgum E&C 014 0013897701 STANBIC MOYO Moyo DT 014 0094774501 STANBIC NEBBI Nebbi Main 014 0093252701 STANBIC CUSTOMS Ntungamo Mirama 014 0059793301 STANBIC PAKWACH Pakwach CUE 014 0096061101 STANBIC GULU Gulu 014 00 87598001 STANBIC APAC Apac 014 0089064501 STANBIC LIRA Lira 014 0090947601 STANBIC KIBOGA Kiboga 014 0032789101 STANBIC MUBENDE Mubende 014 0029903401 STANBIC MITYANA Mityana 014 0028053701 STANBIC KYOTERA Kyotera 014 0064697901 STANBIC MUKONO Mukono 014 0023966401 STANBIC ARUA Arua DT 014 0091518701 STANBIC JINJA Jinja LTO 014 0034474801 STANBIC TORORO Tororo DT 014 0039797301 STANBIC NAKAWA 014 0014526801 STANBIC KAMPALA City ‐Corporate 014 00 62799201 Corporate‐Corporate 014 00 62799201 Lugogo‐Corporate 01400 62799201 STANBIC SOROTI Soroti 014 0050353901 STANBIC KASESE Kasese DT, Kasese CUE 014 00788089 01 STANBIC LUWERO Luwero(Kampala North) 014 00253024 01 STANBIC MOROTO Moroto 014 00486049 01 STANBIC WANDEGEYA Kampala North DT 014 00051699 01 STANBIC BUSIA Busia DT 014 00409365 01 STANBIC F/PORTAL F/Portal 014 00770127 01 STANBIC IGANGA Iganga 014 00 363457 01 STANBIC MALABA Malaba 014 00 420444 01 STANBIC MASAKA Masaka 014 00 824562 01 STANBIC MBALE Mbale DT 014 00 444509 01 STANBIC MBARARA Mbarara 014 00 537253 01 1 BANK/ BRANCH STATION ACCOUNT NUMBER STANBIC BUSHENYI Bushenyi 014 00 585642 01 STANBIC HOIMA Hoima 014 00 852590 01 Bwamiramira 014 00 62606 201 STANBIC MASINDI Masindi 014 00 843521 01 STANBIC PALLISA Pallisa 014 00 473365 01 STANBIC RUKUNGIRI Rukungiri 014 00 710280 01 STANBIC ENTEBBE Entebbe Main 014 00 2038 47 01 Entebbe Cargo 014 00 2208 15 01 STANBIC KAMPALA IRB 014 00 1400 01 01 STANBIC KAMPALA Katwe 014 00 1164 40 01 STANBIC KAMPALA Nakivubo 014 00 1707 37 01 STANCHART BRANCHES SCB JINJA Jinja Branch 01E11 99207306 SCB MBALE Mbale 01E11 99207304 SCB MBARARA Mbarara 01E11 99207305 SCB NAKAWA CBC 01E00 99207300 Nakawa Adv Card 01E11 99207301 SCB KAMPALA Speke Road 01E11 99207320 SCB KAMPALA City Branch 01E11 99207303 SCB MALABA MALABA 01E11 99207310 01E11 99207309 CITI BANK BRANCHES CITI BANK KAMPALA Ternan Avenue 0100 165015 ORIENT BRANCHES ORIENT BANK KAMPALA K'la Road 220001001 ORIENT BANK KAMPALA William Street 220001001 ORIENT BANK KAMPALA Nkurumah Road NTR 220001005 ORIENT BANK ENTEBBE Entebbe Main 220001003 Entebbe Airport 220001003 ORIENT BANK JINJA Jinja 220001003 BARCLAYS BANK (FORMER NILE BANK BRANCHES BARCLAYS KAMPALA Kampala‐Jinja Rd 6000000378 BARCLAYS BANK ENTEBBE Entebbe Main 6000000742 2 BANK/ BRANCH STATION ACCOUNT NUMBER BARCLAYS BANK JINJA Jinja 6000000718 BARCLAYS BANK MBARARA Mbarara 6000000920 BARCLAYS RUBAGA RD. Rubaga Road Branch 6000000688 BARCLAYS BANK BUSIA Busia Branch 6000000904 BARCLAYS MUKONO Mukono Branch 6000000963 BARCLAYS BRANCHES (originally Barclays) BARCLAYS (ALL BRANCHES) 9010232 DIAMOND TRUST BANK BRANCHES DIAMOND TRUST KAMPALA Kampala Road 010 3108004 DIAMOND TRUST KAMPALA (NTR) Kampala Road 01003108005 DIAMOND TRUST‐ OLD KAMPALA Old Kampala 0103108004 CERUDEB BRANCHES CERUDEB Arua 3040300001 CERUDEB K'la Main 3040300001 CERUDEB Kasese 3040300001 CERUDEB Kyotera 3040300001 CERUDEB Lira 3040300001 CERUDEB Mityana 3040300001 CERUDEB Rukungiri 3040300001 CERUDEB Tororo 3040300001 CERUDEB Wobulenzi 3040300001 DFCU BRANCHES DFCU ARUA Arua DT 01L 2575045500 DFCU KAMPALA Impala House 01L 2505609600 DFCU KAMPALA K'la Licensing 01L 2505609500 DFCU LIRA Lira 01L 2580025900 DFCU MASAKA Masaka 01L 2560144800 BANK OF AFRICA (FORMER ALLIED BANK) BRANCHES BANK OF AFRICA –JINJA ROAD (KAMPALA) Jinja Road 20 7005 029 BANK OF AFRICA (JINJA BRANCH) Jinja 20 4146 012 3 BANK/ BRANCH STATION ACCOUNT NUMBER CRANE BANK BRANCHES CRANE BANK JINJA Jinja 01H1099073603 CRANE BANK KAMPALA K'la Road 01H1099073602 CRANE BANK MBALE Mbale 01H1099073604 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE (U) LTD Kabale and Kampala 3040003 TROPICAL BANK 001‐0111412 UGANDA REVENUE AUTHORITY BANK ACCOUNTS FOR CUSTOMS TAX COLLECTIONS (USING ASYCUDA) Customs Station Bank/Branch Account Number CBC Nakawa Stanbic Bank Nakawa Branch 0140014526801 Standard Chartered Bank, Nakawa 01E1199207321 Standard Chartered Bank, Jinja Branch 01E1199207321 Jinja Stanbic Bank Jinja Branch 0140034474801 Barclays Bank Jinja Branch (formerly Nile Bank 4770100001 Jinja Branch) Malaba Stanbic Bank, Malaba Branch 0140042044401 Standard Chartered Bank, Malaba Branch 01E1199207321 Busia Stanbic Bank, Busia Branch 0140040936501 Barclays Bank, Busia Branch (formerly Nile 1270100001 Bank) Mutukula Stanbic Bank Mutukula Branch 0140064697901 Entebbe Airport Stanbic Bank Airport Branch 0140022081501 Orient Bank Entebbe Airport 220001003 4.
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