Introduction: In this study, the author examines the legal implications that followed the tax reforms in 2026 in Uganda. The tax reforms have introduced amendments to the legal framework regarding PAYE, Withholding Tax, and VAT. Although the main purpose of these reforms is to increase domestic revenue generation, enhance compliance and tax base, it has given rise to various issues.The current research uses a qualitative doctrinal legal research methodology, conducting analysis of the amended tax legislations (Income Tax Act and Value Added Tax Act) and constitutional provisions, court decisions, policies, literature review and comparative analysis. Findings and Discussion: The research reveals that these reforms enhance tax administration through compliance requirements, improving enforcement strategies, clarifying certain tax provisions they also introduce legal challenges related to the interpretation of statutes, administrative discretion, compliance expenses, and safeguarding of taxpayers' procedural rights. The tax reforms set for 2026 are a significant advancement in enhancing Uganda's fiscal structure. To ensure their long-term effectiveness,
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