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KRA reminds employers of September 9 PAYE deadline

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has reminded employers and taxpayers responsible for payroll obligations to file and pay their Pay As You Earn (PAYE) returns by Monday, September 9, 2026. In a notice shared on X on Monday, September 7, 2026, KRA urged employers to submit their PAYE returns and remit the tax due on […]

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has urged employers to file and remit their Pay As You Earn (PAYE) returns and associated taxes by September 9, 2026. In a recent notice shared on social media platform X, KRA stressed the importance of employers fulfilling their statutory tax obligations by submitting PAYE returns and payments on or before the specified deadline.

PAYE is an employment income tax system where employers deduct tax from their employees' salaries and remit the collected amount to KRA on a monthly basis. This system allows for progressive income tax collection as employees receive their earnings rather than the entire annual tax liability upfront. Employers are responsible for calculating the appropriate tax deductions based on each employee's taxable income, applicable tax bands, and any allowable deductions or reliefs.

The deadline for PAYE deductions, filings, and payments is crucial for businesses to maintain compliance with tax regulations. By ensuring timely submission and payment, employers can avoid potential penalties and demonstrate their commitment to adhering to tax laws. KRA's reminder comes as businesses across the nation continue to manage their monthly statutory obligations, including payroll-related tax filings and payments.

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