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17 responses to “Cancelled for Now: Tax on SMS Messages?”

1. LensUp Scanner says:

   October 21, 2026 at 6:16 pm

   The activation tax and withholding tax on prepaid cards already make a phone top-up feel taxed at every step, so I get why another SMS levy would have caused a fuss. Cancelling it for now seems sensible, though the underlying revenue gap probably hasn’t gone anywhere.

   I had my own small paperwork week: a stack of expense receipts that finance wanted as one printable PDF. I used LensUp, a browser-based scan to PDF tool, to turn phone photos into pages, and it compressed toward the size the portal asked for, though it landed a bit over once. Files stayed on my device and processed in the tab, which was the main reason I tried it that way.

2. Ibrahim says:

   June 26, 2009 at 10:49 pm

   There is someone out there who is just anxious to grab money from anywhere he can, not caring about the system, about the people, or about the country for that matter.