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Originally published by Capital Businessbusiness
August 28, 2026
2h ago
KRA says Sh3.2m cargo benchmark not a fixed tax for traders

KRA said the benchmark is used under a simplified customs clearance arrangement to identify containers that meet established risk parameters for clearance with minimal intervention...
✨ Key Highlights
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has clarified that the Sh3.2 million minimum yield for consolidated cargo is a risk-management benchmark, not a fixed tax.
- This benchmark is a 28 percent increase from the previous Sh2.5 million.
- The KRA is responding to concerns from small-scale traders in markets like Kamukunji, Gikomba, and Nyamakima.
- The actual tax payable is determined by the goods' nature, value, and classification, not this benchmark.
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