Cash-hungry KRA now shifts gears to tax digital taxi drivers

KRA is targeting tens of thousands of digital taxi drivers in a new crackdown to plug a Sh47.3 billion revenue shortfall, a move that risks squeezing drivers’ margins further...
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is initiating a significant crackdown on digital taxi drivers, mandating they issue e-TIMS-compliant invoices for every trip. This move aims to recover a Sh47.3 billion revenue shortfall and formalize a previously hard-to-tax sector, potentially impacting drivers' margins in the gig economy.
- KRA is targeting tens of thousands of digital taxi drivers.
- The crackdown is aimed at plugging a Sh47.3 billion revenue shortfall.
- Digital taxi drivers will now be required to issue e-TIMS-compliant invoices for every trip.
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