CS Mbadi Outlines Key Condition for Lowering Taxes for Kenyans

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has stated that tax rates for Kenyans will only be lowered once the government successfully expands the tax bracket. This strategy aims to build a sustainable tax regime, despite acknowledging the financial burden recent tax measures have placed on citizens, especially middle-income earners.

Govt Announces Changes to How Taxes are Calculated for Manufacturers

The Kenyan government has announced significant reforms to the calculation and administration of taxes for manufacturers, aiming for greater predictability and fairness. These changes, outlined in the Standards Levy Order 2025, include an escalation approach to levies and a review of manufacturing classifications and import inspection charges.

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KRA, private sector in push to ease tax bottlenecks

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is enhancing collaboration with the private sector to streamline tax processes and foster a predictable business environment. This initiative aims to improve efficiency and support business growth through continuous engagement and automation.

KRA Announces Changes in Tax Computation

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced significant changes to tax computation by integrating its Integrated Customs Management System (iCMS) with the iTax platform to enhance the verification of imports and exports for refund processing.

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