How Kenya has lost Sh6.1 trillion to tax fraud

A new report by Global Financial Integrity reveals that Kenya lost over Sh6.1 trillion between 2013 and 2022 due to "trade misinvoicing," a sophisticated form of fraud by large corporations. This substantial loss significantly hinders the government's ability to fund development and tackle its debt crisis.

How the new tax changes could affect your salary

A law without teeth: How Kenya’s migrant workers remain unprotected

Kenya's migrant workers remain unprotected due to a decade-long legal gap, preventing the use of a mandatory Sh1.5 million security bond meant for their repatriation or the return of remains.

ESG gaps persist for workers in Kenya’s agribusiness

Despite increasing focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards by investors and regulators, significant gaps persist between corporate sustainability claims and the realities faced by workers in Kenya’s vital agribusiness sector.

KRA Announces Major Changes in Filing Income Tax Returns

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is introducing a phased filing approach for annual income tax returns, effective for the 2026 filing season. This change aims to simplify the process, reduce last-minute rushes, and offer a more personalized experience for taxpayers.

KRA Commissioner Explains Key Changes to 2025 Income Tax Filing

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is implementing significant changes for the 2025 income tax filing, focusing on validating income and expenses through extensive data cross-referencing and mandatory eTIMS compliance.