A property firm, Fuse Holdings Limited, has lost a significant tax appeal, failing to convince the Tax Appeals Tribunal regarding its ownership and loan records for the years 2020 and 2021.

• The firm lost a Sh79 million tax battle against the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
• Key organizations involved include Fuse Holdings Limited and the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
• The Tribunal rejected the company's reliance on a 2025 annual return, stating historical claims must be supported by contemporaneous records.

The High Court in Nairobi has received a challenge against the gazettement of the liquidation of Kenya Union of Savings and Credit Co-operative Union Limited (KUSCCO).

• The liquidation follows losses of between Sh12 billion and Sh13.3 billion attributed to mismanagement.
• RUPSA NWDT Sacco Society Limited filed the urgent challenge against KUSCCO.
• A forensic investigation by PwC uncovered the financial irregularities, including ghost loans and executive mismanagement.

The High Court has quashed a legal opinion that cleared the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) to make payments linked to a company associated with its former chairperson, Mary Wambui Mungai.

• The court declared the opinion by Solicitor-General Shadrack Mose unconstitutional, stating the Attorney-General's office exceeded its mandate.
• The ruling impacts payments involving Nightigale Enterprises, a company previously linked to Wambui and her daughter.
• The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is deemed the appropriate body to investigate allegations of conflict of interest.

A printing firm, Graphic Lineups Limited, has lost a tax appeal and must pay Sh15.7 million in Value Added Tax (VAT) on an imported printing press.

• The Tax Appeals Tribunal ruled that the decisive date for VAT application was when the machinery entered Kenya, not when the importation process began.
• The firm argued that importation started before the VAT exemption for plant and machinery took effect on April 25, 2020.
• Despite an undertaking from the National Treasury to pay the VAT, the tribunal affirmed the taxpayer's statutory obligation.