KRA Explains How to File Returns Without P9 Form for Salaried Kenyans
The clarification is expected to reduce late-filing penalties arising when employees are unable to access their tax documents in time, especially when employers delay issuing P9 forms...
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has announced that salaried Kenyans can file their annual income tax returns even without their P9 forms.
- Taxpayers can use the "ITR For Employment Income Only" option on the iTax portal.
- This clarification comes as the June 30 filing deadline approaches.
- The P9 form summarizes annual income, PAYE deductions, and statutory contributions, and is typically issued by employers.
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