Thank you Mr President but look at other laws too

It has emerged from Parliament that President Museveni has declined to assent to the Tax Procedure Amendment Act, 2018 and sent it back to Parliament demanding that Parliament deletes Section 20(6).
The section provides that where a taxpayer files returns with the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) and an assessment is done by URA within a year, the tax body will levy interest on the money due from the period of assessment effective from the date of assessment.
Mr Museveni threw out the Act on grounds that self-assessment on the part of the taxpayers has been effective, adding that the proposed amendment will create avenues through which revenue can be lost.
This is a great move by the President. It sounds sweeter to the ears coming in the same week in which Parliament is expected to revisit the controversial Excise Duty (Amendment) Act 2018, which imposed taxes on Mobile Money transactions right from depositing, sending to withdrawals and the Over The Top (OTT) tax that was imposed on social media.
We thank you Mr President for responding to the outcry that greeted the coming into force of the Excise Duty (Amendment) Act 2018.
Thank you for sending the Tax Procedure Amendment Act, 2018 back to Parliament, but we ask that you revisit most of the laws and regulations regarding taxation, investment, land, banking and finance as many of them in their current form, are stifling growth.
For example, early this month, the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, issued new guidelines on how its zonal offices would be proceeding with the registration of documents.
A seller and buyer of land are now required to physically appear at the front desk of a zonal office in order to have a land title transferred!
The guidelines also require the seller to, among other things, state how much he sold and present proof of full payment in the form of a bank deposit slip and present witnesses on both sides.
The country does not need such obnoxious guidelines at a time when it is fixing the infrastructure as a way of lowering the cost of doing business, attract investments and fight unemployment.
Many of the investors do business through representatives. They will not be compelled to hop onto a plane simply to come and close a land deal. Such, Mr President, is another of the many areas that you should be taking keen interest in.

The issue: Tax question
Our view: We ask that you revisit most of the laws and regulations regarding taxation, investment, land, banking and finance as many of them in their current form, are stifling growth.