KRA Explains When Taxpayers Can Claim School Fees as Tax Deductions
The explanation comes barely two weeks ahead of the June 30 deadline for Kenyans to file taxes amid pressure to raise revenue collections to Ksh2.99 trillion...
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has clarified that school fees for skill development courses can be claimed as tax deductions, offering potential financial relief to Kenyans.
- School fees are allowable deductions if the program directly supports business activities or professional enhancement.
- The KRA requires taxpayers to submit eTIMS invoices from educational institutions to claim these deductions.
- This guidance is particularly relevant as the June 30 deadline for filing yearly tax returns approaches.
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