The Tax Compliance Certificate Checker allows you to confirm the validity of a Tax Compliance Certificate (TCC). By entering a genuine TCC Number,the system will generate and display the PIN, Name of the Holder and the TCC status.
Click Here to Confirm the Validity of the Tax Compliance Certificate (TCC)
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Saturday, 4 November 2017
Saturday, 22 April 2017
Technical Circular on taxation of employment income (PAYE)
Technical Circular on taxation of employment income (PAYE)
Download...
Sunday, 15 January 2017
Breaking- Revision of Individual Income Tax Rates (Effective 1st January 2017)
Kenya Revenue Authority wishes to notify Employers, Employees and the Public, that the
Government, through the Finance Act 2016 has revised the Residents individual rates of tax
and increased the personal relief from ksh 13,944 Per Annum to ksh 15,360 Per Annum with
effect from 1st January 2017.
For more details download PUBLIC NOTICE - REVISION OF INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RATES.pdf
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Saturday, 24 December 2016
KRA Complaints and Information Centre
Address:
Office of the Commissioner General Times Tower, 30th Floor. P.O. Box 48240 - 00100 GPO Nairobi
E-mail: cic@kra.go.ke
Telephone: + 254 (0)20 281 7700 (hotline ) + 254 (0)20 281 7800 (hotline ) + 254 (0)20 34 33 42
Fax: + 254 (0)20 34 13 42
Information:
Kenya Revenue Authority committed to upholding professionalism,
integrity, transparency and fairness. Accordingly, the Authority has
established a 24-hour Complaints and Information Centre under the office
of the Commissioner General, equipped with hotlines, fax line,...
Thursday, 7 July 2016
Download KRA APP
Download KRA app and learn how to Apply for KRA PIN, Tax Compliance Certificate, File Tax Returns, learn
how to file tax returns, download KRA PIN, Register for KRA PIN, iTax
portal.
Download KRA APP NOW
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Sunday, 12 June 2016
Step by Step Guide for FiIling of Income Tax Individual Return - Employment Income Only
Click the link below
Step by Step Guide for FIling of Income Tax Individual Return - Employment Income Only
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Monday, 14 December 2015
Friday, 30 October 2015
KRA PIN Checker
The PIN Checker allows you to confirm whether or not a
particular PIN is genuine. A genuine PIN will have been generated by the
KRA - Domestic Taxes Department System, stored and is in current use.
The Information provided by the checker is limited to only PIN numbers
and names.
Click here to Check KRA PIN...
Sunday, 25 October 2015
KRA M-Service
The KRA M-Service
Kenya Revenue Authority in its bid to
improve service delivery to its clients, the taxpayers, has implemented a
mobile phone-based services platform, The KRA M-Service.
The KRA M-Service has two service components i.e.
1. SMS and USSD Informational Services
The
SMS and USSD informational services are meant to have the taxpayer
access specific information held in KRA by making simple queries on SMS
or the menu...
Saturday, 19 September 2015
What items are exempt from duty upon importation?
The Fifth Schedule to the East African Community Customs Management Act 2004 lays out the Exemptions Regime;
Part A – Specific Exemptions ‘Privileged Persons and Institutions’
Part B – General Exemptions ‘Exempt Goods’
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What are the requirements to enable me travel across Kenyan borders by road with a personal car?
For Kenyan residents traveling with a vehicle registered in Kenya, you will have two options;
Deposit your logbook with Customs at the point of exit or border and collect it upon re-entry into the country.
Alternatively, you could deposit your logbook with Customs -
Motor Vehicle Valuation Section at Forodha House, Jomo Kenyatta
International Airport.
For foreigners, a carnet de passage has to be obtained. This document is issued by the Automobile Association (AA) office in any country.
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How much duty can I expect to pay on importation of a second hand motor vehicle?
The duty payable on the importation of a motor vehicle is as follows:
Import Duty: 25% of the CIF value of the vehicle
Excise Duty: 20% of the (CIF value + Import Duty)
VAT: 16% of the (CIF value + Import Duty + Excise Duty)
IDF: 2.25% of the CIF value or Ksh. 5,000, whichever is higher, is payable.
CIF – This is the customs value of the vehicle i.e. the Cost, Insurance & Freight paid for the vehicle.
The CIF value of the vehicle is also deduced from the Current Retail Selling Price (CRSP) of the vehicle
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What is the maximum age of second hand motor vehicles allowed into the country
What is the maximum age of second hand motor vehicles allowed into the country?
Motor vehicles of over 8 years old are not
allowed into Kenya as per the KS 1515:2000 quality standard by the
Kenya Bureau of Standards. Kenya Customs enforces this requirement.
This year, we are allowing vehicles manufactured in the year 2001 and thereafter.
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Friday, 18 September 2015
What is the procedure and the requirements for importation into Kenya and clearance through Customs?
To import any commodity into Kenya, an
importer will have to enlist the services of a clearing agent who will
process the import documentation through Kenya Customs electronically on
the Simba 2005 system and clear the goods on your behalf.
To view a listing of licensed clearing agents, click here.
An import declaration fee (IDF) of 2.25% of the CIF Value subject to a minimum of Ksh. 5,000.00 is payable.
Customs will assess duty payable depending
on the value...
Personal Identification Number (PIN).
Personal Identification Number (PIN).
Q1. What is PIN?
A1. PIN is a unique, computer generated number used to identify a person for purposes of transacting business with KRA.
Q2. Who is required to register for PIN?
A2. Any person with income or who anticipates earning some as well as a person who intends to carry out certain transactions e.g registration for VAT ,government contracts etc.
Q3. What are the requirements for PIN registration for?
a. ...
Wednesday, 16 September 2015
Thursday, 10 September 2015
how to retrieve kra pin
You can visit any KRA office with a copy of your National ID to get
details on your PIN. Alternatively, simply send an email to controlroom@kra.go.ke to get details of your PIN sent to your mailb...
Thursday, 27 August 2015
Employee Guide to Pay As You Earn (PAYE).
Q1. What is PAYE?
A1. It is a system of taxing employment income.
Q2. What are the employees' income tax rates?
A2. The annual rates are as follows:
First KShs. 121,968 @ 10%
Next KShs.114, 912 @ 15%
Next KShs.114, 912 @ 20%
Next KShs.114, 9120 @ 25%
Above...
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