The tax dispute arose after KRA reviewed the company's income tax declarations and disallowed deductions claimed for repairs, maintenance and security costs.
By
Joseph Wangui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A company linked to the estate of the late billionaire businessman and former Starehe MP Gerishon Kamau Kirima, Kirima & Sons Limited, is embroiled in a Sh52.8 million rental income tax dispute with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
KRA argued that although KenGen paid taxes on rental income, interest income and other miscellaneous income, it paid no tax on…
A fresh family feud has erupted over the late Gerishon Kirima’s multi-million-shilling estate after his daughter moved to court…
KRA had argued that discrepancies between import records, VAT returns, and financial statements justified additional tax…
The fresh tax row comes seven years after the pursuit of Pevans East Africa, which then operated the SportPesa brand, over unpaid…
The dispute arose after KRA audited Sybrin Kenya for the period between January 2016 and December 2019 before issuing a VAT…
The dispute stems from a bill of costs filed by a law firm seeking Sh189m for legal services.
