Kenyan SMEs in 2025 must comply with five key taxes – VAT, PAYE, statutory deductions (NSSF, SHIF, AHL), Turnover Tax (TOT), and Withholding Tax (WHT). This guide explains how each tax works, who pays, and filing deadlines to help SMEs stay compliant with KRA.
This guide explains how Turnover Tax in Kenya works in 2025. Ideal for small businesses and freelancers, it covers who qualifies, how to register and calculate TOT, and key differences from VAT.
Tax compliance can be tricky for small businesses. This guide unpacks the top taxation challenges facing your SME in Kenya — and how to overcome them with better planning, recordkeeping, and professional support.
This article explains tax refunds in Kenya—from their history and key types (VAT, Income Tax, Excise Duty) to how to apply, timelines, and new changes introduced in the Finance Bill 2025. Ideal for SMEs, exporters, and individuals.
Value Added Tax (VAT) in Kenya is a 16% consumption tax levied on goods and services at each stage of the supply chain. This guide explores how VAT works, who should register, how to file, calculate VAT, and common penalties.
Explore this comprehensive guide on the types of taxes in Kenya. From direct taxes like PAYE and Income Tax to indirect taxes like VAT and Excise Duty — here’s what you need to know.
This guide breaks down the landscape of digital taxation in Kenya, including the history and impact of DAT, DST, SEPT, and other key digital tax measures. Essential reading for crypto firms, e-commerce platforms, and multinational digital businesses operating in Kenya
With over 6 million users, Kenya is at the forefront of crypto adoption in Africa. This article breaks down the current and proposed tax laws on cryptocurrency, including the 3% digital asset tax, and offers key comparisons with South Africa’s progressive regulatory model.
A quick guide to filing taxes in Kenya via KRA iTax — for individuals and companies — plus how to take advantage of the 2025 Tax Amnesty.
The Finance Bill 2025 grants KRA access to personal data without a court order—raising major concerns over violations of Kenya’s Data Protection Act 2019.
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