Court Orders Arrest of Company Bosses as KRA Cracks Down on Tax Cheats

KRA is seeking up to Ksh200 million in taxes from three directors in a tax evasion case in one of the crackdowns...

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A Mombasa court has issued arrest warrants for three directors of an unnamed company after they failed to declare income to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), leading to a Ksh200 million revenue loss. The company allegedly declared nil returns despite an income of over Ksh740 million in three years.

The company accumulated an income of Ksh740,129,552 over the past three years but declared nil returns.
Mombasa Resident Magistrate Gladys Ollimo issued the arrest warrants after the directors failed to appear in court.
The case will be mentioned on November 18, 2025, and if found guilty, directors face a fine of Ksh10,000,000 or double the evaded taxes, or up to 5 years imprisonment.

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