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Originally published by Kenyanstop
June 25, 2026
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Relief for Lenders as New Law Ends Long-Running KRA Tax Dispute

Banks had warned that the disputed requirement could have increased lending costs, ultimately passing an additional financial burden to borrowers...
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Banks and SACCOs are now exempt from paying Value Added Tax (VAT) on the sale of repossessed assets, following the enactment of the amended Finance Act 2026.
- The Finance Act 2026, signed into law on June 23, has formally exempted lenders from VAT on repossessed collateral.
- This legislative change aims to resolve a longstanding tax dispute between financial institutions and the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
- The Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) had previously argued that taxing loan recovery processes would unfairly increase lending costs, potentially passed on to borrowers.
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