What KRA Doesn't Tell You

Your business is profitable and your accountant says things are fine, yet you can't shake the feeling that you are handing KRA more than you need to. Kenyan tax law includes deductions, allowances, thresholds, and structures that many owners never use because nobody explained them.

What KRA Doesn't Tell You treats the tax code as a business tool, not as a way to cut corners. You will look at which business structure suits your revenue level, deductions an accountant may have missed, and VAT strategies for growing businesses. You will see how eTIMS compliance can become an advantage, how tax planning differs across sectors, and how payroll and capital allowances can be handled efficiently. A full chapter prepares you to face a KRA audit calmly.

The book closes with an annual tax strategy playbook you can follow year after year. It is written for owners, managers, and advisors who want a Kenya-specific reference rather than general theory.