KRA has eased tax rules by allowing expense claims from informal sector suppliers without PINs.
By
Julians Amboko
Contributor
Nation Media Group
Kenyan taxpayers wishing to claim expenses from suppliers who do not have personal identification numbers (PINs) generated by the taxman can now do so, in a major shift in the country’s tax administration landscape.
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