The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is poised for a significant transformation with the National Tax Policy, aimed at expanding the tax base, promoting fairness, and enhancing equity in the country’s tax system. Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury, Hon. CPA John Mbadi Ng’ongo, EGH, emphasized the critical role this policy will play in achieving higher tax compliance and improving the overall taxpayer experience. The policy is designed to provide certainty and predictability for taxpayers while supporting the growth of Kenya’s economic self-reliance.
In addition to policy reforms, the KRA is set to leverage technology to modernize its operations and further streamline tax processes. Hon. Mbadi highlighted the transformative power of technology in reshaping taxpayer services and enhancing revenue collection. By reducing human interaction and automating services, the KRA aims to embrace innovative, technologically advanced solutions to simplify tax procedures, improve transparency, and increase efficiency.