Uganda, May 9 -- Principally, a tax never returns to its specific payer in equal measure or proportionately hence the term non quid pro quo commonly used to describe taxes in Economics. However, businesses being the main source of public revenues, benefit greatly when taxes are invested to formulate sound economic policies capable of fuelling economic activities that guarantee micro and macro stability in a country. When rationally implemented, the above equally result in increased production and employment, savings, stable prices, consumption, cheap capital, more exports and tax collections, minimal foreign debts and less foreign interference, suppressed crime and enhanced national image, all of which help make businesses rebound and boo...