KRA moves to address Kenyans’ concerns over unexplained iTax debts, penalties
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has offered fresh hope to Kenyan taxpayers who cannot understand the source of tax debts and penalties appearing on their iTax portal. The tax authority has announced a public discussion where experts will address concerns surrounding tax debts, tax amnesty and how taxpayers can resolve disputes. KRA offers reprieve to […]
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is addressing Kenyan taxpayers' concerns about mysterious tax debts and penalties appearing on their iTax portal. KRA announced a public discussion featuring experts to clarify these issues, inviting those affected to submit their questions. The X Space event is set for Thursday, November 12, 2026, where tax amnesty, outstanding debts, and dispute resolution steps will be explained.
Meanwhile, KRA reminded taxpayers about a 100% waiver on eligible penalties, interest, and fines, which requires filing outstanding returns and paying unpaid principal tax by December 31, 2026. Taxpayers who meet the conditions can have their penalties waived once they fulfill these requirements. KRA urges Kenyans to take advantage of this waiver by not waiting until the deadline to file their returns and pay any outstanding taxes.
The upcoming discussion aims to provide taxpayers with clarification on taxes owed, tax amnesty details, and how to resolve disputes.
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