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Transferring Property Into and Out of Family Trusts: Will you Pay Tax?

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Transferring Property Into And Out Of Family Trusts: Will You Pay Tax?

Family trusts have become an increasingly popular tool in estate planning, especially in Kenya. A family trust allows the settlor (the person creating the trust) to transfer property (both movable and...

Navigating Tax Refunds in Kenya: Insights from Standard Chartered Bank's Appeal

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Navigating Tax Refunds In Kenya: Insights From Standard Chartered Bank's Appeal

The utilisation of overpaid tax or tax credit to offset any outstanding tax liability constitutes a refund of the overpaid tax. To do so, the procedure outlined under Section 47 of the Tax Procedures ...

Pitfalls to avoid when lodging an Objection to KRA's Tax Assessments: Taxpayer losses appeal worth KES 525 million due to the failure to lodge a valid Objection as stipulated under section 51 (3) of the TPA.

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Pitfalls To Avoid When Lodging An Objection To Kra's Tax Assessments: Taxpayer Losses Appeal Worth Kes 525 Million Due To The Failure To Lodge A Valid Objection As Stipulated Under Section 51 (3) Of The Tpa.

Section 51 (3) of the Tax Procedures Act (TPA) provides that: - A Notice of Objection shall be treated as validly lodged by a taxpayer under subsection (2) if—...

How Capital Gains Tax Applies to your inheritance

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How Capital Gains Tax Applies To Your Inheritance

Where a beneficiary sells inherited property to an independent third party, the gain on the sale will be calculated as the transfer value (sale price) less the acquisition cost....

Exemption from taxation or the entitlement to privileges and immunities as specified in the Privileges Act is not guaranteed for employees of Diplomatic Organizations: UN employees found liable to pay income tax.

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Exemption From Taxation Or The Entitlement To Privileges And Immunities As Specified In The Privileges Act Is Not Guaranteed For Employees Of Diplomatic Organizations: Un Employees Found Liable To Pay Income Tax.

The Privileges and Immunities Act CAP 179 of Kenya’s Laws provides for exemption from taxes to certain organizations or persons. Section 18 (b) Article V of the Convention on the Privileges and Immu...

The Importance of Proper Record-Keeping in Tax Compliance in Kenya

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The Importance Of Proper Record-keeping In Tax Compliance In Kenya

Tax compliance is a fundamental aspect of running a business in Kenya. Proper record-keeping and bookkeeping procedures are essential not only for fulfilling tax obligations but also for defending tax...

Kenafric Bakery Limited v Commissioner, Domestic Taxes (Income Tax Appeal E070 of 2020) [2023]

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Kenafric Bakery Limited V Commissioner, Domestic Taxes (income Tax Appeal E070 Of 2020) [2023]

Tax Laws Are Dynamic. What Happens When a Previously Exempt Good or Service Becomes Zero-Rated? Can the Law Apply Retrospectively to Allow Taxpayers to Deduct Input VAT Incurred on Supplies Made Befor...

Legal Advisory on the VAT Implications of Sale of Seized Property Through Auction - KCB Bank Kenya Limited v Commissioner Legal Services & Board Coordination (Tax Appeal E023 of 2024) [2025]

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Legal Advisory On The Vat Implications Of Sale Of Seized Property Through Auction - Kcb Bank Kenya Limited V Commissioner Legal Services & Board Coordination (tax Appeal E023 Of 2024) [2025]

The Tax Appeals Tribunal was recently confronted with the question of whether the sale of seized motor vehicles through auction by KCB Bank to recover bad debts is subject to VAT. ...

The High Stakes of Missing Deadlines in Tax Disputes

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The High Stakes Of Missing Deadlines In Tax Disputes

Tax disputes are inherently complex, but one crucial element remains indisputable: the importance of adhering to statutory timelines. This truth was powerfully underscored in the case of ......


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