The six-month programme waives penalties, interest and fines on eligible tax debts as KRA seeks to boost revenue and improve tax compliance.
By
Dominic Omondi
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has launched the third cycle of its tax amnesty programme, offering millions of taxpayers a fresh opportunity to clear historical tax liabilities without paying penalties, interest or fines while helping the government recover much-needed revenue.
KRA says the re-introduction of this amnesty programme is based on previous similar initiatives that were a success in bumping up…
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KRA has implemented several reforms aimed at improving the taxpayer experience and reducing compliance burdens.
