Taxpayers will be spared disruptive tax crackdowns after the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) shifted to a new compliance system that flags discrepancies early, allowing businesses sufficient time to address them before they are blocked from the filing system.
KRA acting Commissioner-General Lilian Nyawanda said the new approach aims to reduce disruption to compliant businesses while maintaining pressure on non-compliant ones ahead of the June 30 filing deadline.
