Additonal KRA Guidelines Regarding the Validation of Income and Expenses against eTIMS Data ͏ ͏
Tax Filing Update for 2025 & Emerging Issues Following the communication by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) in November 2025 regarding the validation of income and expenses against eTIMS data…
This AVIQ Podcast episode aims to help you in Understanding PIN Registration and Tax Compliance in Kenya. A conversation between Beatrice Njeri, Certified Public Accountant (Kenya) & Partner at ushuru.co.ke…
Filing Returns for Freelancers & Consultants in Kenya
Aviq Podcast episode highlights on Tax Tips for Freelancers and Consultants: What You Need to Know, a conversation between Beatrice Njeri, Certified Public Accountant (Kenya) & Partner at ushuru.co.ke and…
“KRA’s New Rules — What You Must Know Before Filing Your 2025 Return”
KRA published a public notice saying that from 1st January 2026, they will start validating all income and expenses declared on tax returns. This is for individuals and businesses. What…
What’s New About the Simplified PAYE Excel template?
The Simplified PAYE Excel can be used in place of the old PAYE return file, which was more detailed and had multiple sheets. The new simplified version is summarized but…
Why You Can’t Claim Your Input VAT — and How to Fix It
Why You Can’t Claim Your Input VAT — and How to Fix It A conversation between Tax expert Eddah Nyamweya, Accountant at Tarra Agility Africa and Wangeci Kanyeki, Small business…
The Monthly Residential Rental Income (MRI) Tax is a simplified tax regime in Kenya designed for landlords earning modest residential rental income. It was introduced to make tax compliance easier…
Introduction The following information regarding income tax for partnerships is derived from a discussion between Victoria Ngau, tax and accounting associate, and Wangeci Kanyeki, a small business owner: What is…
In this AVIQ Podcast episode host, Eddah, a tax and accounting associate discuss the simplified PAYE and how it makes filing easier, faster, and more convenient. She is joined by Wangechi…
As an employee, what are my tax deductible expenses?
The two main tax deductible expenses for an employee are: A maximum of KES 20,000 per month as an employee pension contribution, including NSSF, paid to a pension scheme registered…