KRA Explains Why Jobless Kenyans Are Receiving Tax Warnings Meant for Salaried Workers

The clarification comes amid a rush by taxpayers to file their annual tax returns before the June 30 timeline...

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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has clarified why citizens are receiving tax compliance messages intended for others, attributing the confusion to recycled phone numbers.

KRA is sending out messages to individuals about tax returns for people who previously owned their phone numbers.
The tax authority advised recipients not to panic, as these messages do not indicate they are personally being pursued for tax matters.
This clarification comes as taxpayers are rushing to file their annual returns before the June 30 deadline.

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