Because of iTax’s user-friendly interface, filing has become easier. With the help of filed returns, taxpayers can calculate their taxes, ask for a refund, and request an overpayment. For those who did not file these returns, penalties would be applied by the Kenya Revenue Authorities.
The law mandates that all Kenyans, wherever they may be, file their taxes. As mandated by the Kenyan government, all individuals who are employed and earn a specific income level must submit a tax return by a specified deadline.
Filing returns encourages civic engagement, even though many people would rather not because they think it is optional. The government needs to know about the money it receives from its citizens and provide a platform for evaluating claims and other essential services.

It is a tax that companies must pay according to their gross sales. The first day of 2020 was the effective date of the charge.
It is a tax imposed on corporations and enterprises that generate more than $5 million in revenue annually from the provision of supplies, goods, or services in Kenya.
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Landlords and landladies are subject to this tax on the income they receive from the properties they own. Depending on whether the houses are used for residential or commercial purposes, there may be a charge.
KRA collects this tax on behalf of agencies. It is made up of two taxes: stamp duty, which is collected by the Ministry of Lands on shares, stocks, and real estate, and betting tax, which is collected from businesses, lotteries, and betting establishments.
This tax return is applied to both goods produced domestically and those imported into Kenya. The products may include, among other things, electronics such as tablets and phones.
It became effective on January 1st, 2015, and was imposed on companies and individuals who moved properties within the country.
It covers residents of the country who are foreign nationals as well as citizens. It is immediately deducted from a person’s earnings from a variety of sources, such as dividends, businesses, and jobs.
This is how the government deducts money from people who work in labor-supporting industries. These profits are obtained by employees from their employers in exchange for services rendered. These benefits include bonuses, fees, travel, and leave in lieu of vacation.
It is a tax that, after deducting a certain amount of tax, those who pay for goods and services have to pay to the commissioner on behalf of their beneficiaries. Examples include consulting fees, entertainment fees, and royalties. Typically, the twentieth of the month after the month it was withheld is when this tax is withheld.
This tax is classified as income for corporations and other business entities. These businesses may be foreign or Kenyan, and they are required to pay taxes on an annual basis.
This type of income tax must be paid in full before registering a public service vehicle for an annual inspection.