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Parliament, KRA urged to explain new turnover tax to SMEs

[ad_1] KRA will start implementing the 3 per cent turnover tax targeting small businesses that make approximately Ksh 400,000 a month or below Ksh 5 million annually Parliament and the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) have been urged to explain and give guidelines on the implementation of the new turnover tax on small bus

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[ad_1] KRA will start implementing the 3 per cent turnover tax targeting small businesses that make approximately Ksh 400,000 a month or below Ksh 5 million annually Parliament and the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) have been urged to explain and give guidelines on the implementation of the new turnover tax on small businesses. According to the Institute of Economic Affairs CEO Kwame Owino, contrary to popular belief, the turnover tax is not an additional levy on small businesses but is only meant to replace the year tax filings with monthly fillings for small businesses. KRA will start implementing the 3 per cent turnover tax targeting small businesses that make approximately Ksh 400,000 a month or below Ksh 5 million annually. Many SMEs are...

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