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Ura Recognises the Top 1000 Compliant Small and Medium URA RECOGNISES THE TOP 1000 COMPLIANT SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMEs) URA would like to appreciate the following entities that have consistently fulfilled their tax obligations over the last 3 years. They have shown growth in revenue, filed their monthly and annual returns with a score of above 75% and covering a wide range of tax heads. As part of the Taxpayers Appreciation Month, URA therefore extends a free invitation to them to exhibit their goods and services during the Taxpayers Appreciation Week that will run from the 25th-27th September 2019 at the Kololo Independence Grounds. Doris Akol Commissioner General URA 2 FRIENDS HOTEL AND AGRISCOPE (AFRICA) LIMITED BAGEINE AND COMPANY CANAANSITES LIMITED COMMUNITY INTEGRATED DIAKONIA SWEDEN RESTAURANT CONSULTANCY AGRO WARE HOUSING LIMITED BAGEINE AND COMPANY LIMITED CAPACITY SERVICES LIMITED DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE LIMITED DIAMOND SHIPPING SERVICES LIMITED AGS FRASERS INTERNATIONAL BAKER’S LODGE LIMITED CAPITAL LOGISTICS & COMPLANT ENGINEERING & LIMITED 2 FRIENDS PROPERTY AND REMOVALS UGANDA LIMITED BAKHSONS TRADING CO. (U) CONSTRUCTION LIMITED TRADE (UGANDA) LIMITED DIDAS NKURUNZIZA & CO. MANAGEMENT LIMITED AIKAN (U) LIMITED LIMITED CAPITAL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPULYNX (U) LIMITED ADVOCATES 5.POINT INVESTMENTS LIMITED AIRCOM SYSTEMS LTD BALAAM MARKETING & CO LIMITED COMPUTECH UGANDA LIMITED DIMENSIONS ARCHITECTS & A & S ELECTRONICS LIMITED AKELLO HOTEL LIMITED PROMOTIONS AGENCY LIMITED CARE AND ASSISTANCE FOR COMPUTER INFORMATION INTERIOR DESIGNERS (U) LIMITED A2Z INFRA ENGINEERING LIMITED AKSHAR CONCRETE PRODUCTS BALIYO UGANDA LIMITED FORCED MIGRANTS (CAFOMI) SYSTEMS UGANDA LIMITED DIPPSI CONCRETE PRODUCTS AANGAN LIMITED LIMITED BALTIC TEXTILE TRADING LIMITED CARITAS MOROTO COMPUTER POINT DATA CENTRE LIMITED ABERCROMBIE & KENT TOURS AKZO NOBEL UGANDA LIMITED BAMUS HOLDINGS LIMITED CARLCARE SERVICE LIMITED LIMITED DOWNTOWN INVESTMENTS LTD AND TRAVEL LIMITED AL MUBARAK CONTRACTING BANANA BOAT LIMITED CARRIERS (UGANDA) LIMITED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION DRACO (U) LIMITED ABMAK ASSOCIATES, ADVOCATES LIMITED BARYARUHA AZARIUS CASINO GOLDEN CITY LIMITED LIMITED EAGEN PROPERTIES LIMITED AND LEGAL CONSULTANTS ALEXANDER FORBES FINANCIAL BATTERY PLUS LIMITED CELLULANT UGANDA LIMITED CONSTRAWORKS LTD EAGLE AFRICA INSURANCE ACACIA EDUCATION SERVICES SERVICES UGANDA LIMITED BCR GENERAL LIMITED CEMM GROUP LIMITED COORDINATION FUNCTION DAR SERVICES UGANDA LTD RALNUC DANIDA ACCESS I.T. 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