KRA Urged to Waive Tax Penalties After Public Outcry

The directives follow public outcry from taxpayers during the initial June 30 deadline...
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The directives follow public outcry from taxpayers during the initial June 30 deadline...
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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki continues to reassure support for economic initiatives in Taveta, while coffee farmers in Nyeri celebrate a price rise to 172 shillings per kilo. MPs demand timely elections for the National Oil Corporation of Kenya. KRA extends the tax filing deadline to tomorrow, and Albert Ojwang’s family seeks justice in Homa Bay as investigations progress.(more in audio brief)