In light of recent legal developments, Kenyans who contributed to the Affordable Housing Levy—introduced under the Finance Act 2023—may now be eligible for refunds. This blog outlines what you need to know about eligibility, refund procedures, and what lies ahead.

In a groundbreaking decision delivered on June 23, 2025, the High Court of Kenya ruled that the 2.75% deduction from gross income toward the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF) is unconstitutional. The verdict, issued by

With the passing of the Finance Act 2024 Kenya, there have been key updates to how income tax is calculated—specifically on how Pay As You Earn (PAYE) is determined. Two major deductions are now included as allowable deductions: the...

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has updated the official P9 form following changes introduced by the Finance Act 2024 Kenya, which took effect in December 2024. The new format reflects important updates in how certain deductions are treated for...

With the enactment of the Finance Act 2024 Kenya, one of the most notable tax reforms has been the inclusion of the Affordable Housing Levy (AHL) as an allowable deduction in payroll tax computation. This change has had a...

The Finance Act 2024 Kenya, enacted in December 2024, introduced significant changes to the country's tax framework, especially for employers and employees. A major shift in this Act is the classification of the Affordable Housing Levy (AHL) and the newly implemented...

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) launched the Tax Amnesty Program to help taxpayers clear outstanding tax penalties and interest by offering partial or full relief. This initiative supports individuals and businesses in regularizing their tax status while avoiding harsh enforcement...

Withholding Tax (WHT) is a tax that is deducted at source when certain payments are made. In Kenya, the responsibility of withholding tax lies with the person making the payment (the payer), not the person receiving it. Filing Withholding Tax Returns...

Kenya’s digital tax system has simplified how individuals and businesses meet their tax obligations. Through the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) iTax Portal, taxpayers can now file returns, pay taxes, and access compliance documents with just a few clicks. This blog will guide you through how...

Introduction
Pay As You Earn (PAYE) is a mandatory tax obligation in Kenya under the Income Tax Act. Employers are required to deduct tax from employees’ salaries and remit it to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) by the 9th...