By
Brian Ocharo
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The High Court has ordered the revival of a company that “died” six years ago to allow the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) pursue tax dues.
The taxes accrued while the company was in existence and, therefore, survived its dissolution, court says.
By
Brian Ocharo
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The High Court has ordered the revival of a company that “died” six years ago to allow the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) pursue tax dues.

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