KRA rejects calls to extend tax filing deadline despite iTax glitches
Taxpayers are warned of penalties if they fail to submit them...
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has refused to extend the tax filing deadline of June 30, 2026, despite widespread technical issues with its online iTax platform.
- Taxpayers are urged to file immediately to avoid late filing penalties.
- The KRA cited increased traffic as the reason for the iTax system glitches, a recurring problem since 2013.
- Tax experts suggest a major system upgrade is needed to resolve persistent congestion issues.
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