KRA to Deactivate Accounts as VAT Collection Hits KSh 32Bn in May
[Kenyan Wallstreet - Kenya] - 11/06/2025
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) recorded a 16% increase in VAT collections, topping KSh 32.141 billion as at the close of May 2025. “It is noteworthy that the VAT burden […]
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