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HomeDaily NewsWednesday, July 2, 2025Financial Movements and Economic Concerns in Kenya
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Financial Movements and Economic Concerns in Kenya

15 Kenyan banks move billions in cash overseas, while KRA faces public outcry over tax penalties.

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Wednesday 6:22 PMKenyans

15 Kenyan Banks Move Billions in Physical Cash to UK, US - CBK Report

15 Kenyan Banks Move Billions in Physical Cash to UK, US - CBK Report

According to a report by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), 15 Kenyan banks have been transporting billions in physical cash to countries including the United Kingdom and United States.

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According to a report by the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), 15 Kenyan banks have been transporting billions in physical cash to countries including the United Kingdom and United States.

  • 15 banks accounted for 39.4% of commercial banks in Kenya involved in cash transport.
  • The report highlights cash outflows, with the UK receiving 42% of the total.
  • Primary sources of the transported cash include customer deposits and subsidiaries, despite 67% of banks noting instances of cash smuggling.
Wednesday 1:10 PMKenyansFirst

KRA Urged to Waive Tax Penalties After Public Outcry

KRA Urged to Waive Tax Penalties After Public Outcry

The Kenya Revenue Authority has been urged to waive tax penalties following public outrage over technical failures in the iTax system that affected return filing ahead of the June 30 deadline.

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The Kenya Revenue Authority has been urged to waive tax penalties following public outrage over technical failures in the iTax system that affected return filing ahead of the June 30 deadline.

  • July 5 is the revised deadline for filing returns after two extensions due to system issues.
  • Charles Dulo, acting chairperson of the Office of the Ombudsman, emphasized that penalizing taxpayers under these conditions was unjust.
  • The KRA confirmed that disruptions in the iTax system had hindered compliance, noting that they would waive penalties for late submissions if filed by next year's extended deadline.
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