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Filing objection against tax demand cut to seven days

Clients seek services at KRA headquarters in Nairobi on February 23, 2024.

Photo credit: File | Wilfred Nyangaresi | Nation Media Group

By  Dominic Omondi

Business Reporter

Nation Media Group

Taxpayers that dispute tax demands will have seven days to file a notice of objection even as the Finance Bill 2024 gives the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) more time to respond.

Should lawmakers approve the Finance Bill, 2024, the KRA will have 90 days to respond to an objection lodged by the taxpayer against a tax decision, up from the current 60 days.

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