KRA steps up crackdown on tax evasion with digital reforms
The reforms were discussed during a meeting between KRA and the Kenya Private Sector Alliance, where the tax authority outlined plans to widen the tax base, improve tax administration and make it easier for businesses to comply with tax laws...
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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is intensifying its crackdown on tax evasion through digital reforms and stricter compliance measures to foster a fairer business environment.
- The KRA aims to widen the tax base and improve tax administration, ensuring businesses compete under the same tax rules.
- Key figures include KRA Commissioner General Adan Mohammed, who emphasized the need for a level playing field.
- Digital reforms include integrating the Integrated Customs Management System (iCMS) with the iTax platform and reducing VAT refund processing time to under 10 minutes.
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