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Treasury says no worldwide, death benefits taxes planned

Published on: Wednesday 21 January 2026

Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Decentralisation says the Malawi Government has no plans to amend existing tax laws to introduce worldwide, pension receipts and death benefits taxes.

News source: https://mwnation.com/treasury-says-no-worldwide-death-benefits-taxes-planned/

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Treasury says no worldwide, death benefits taxes planned