The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) netted more than 10,000 landlords into its database in the year ended June 2024, after rolling out mapping technology and enhanced use of data from third-party sources such as Kenya Power and banks to catch cheats.
Internal documents seen by Business Daily said that the taxman recruited 10,425 rental income taxpayers in the review period. The document, however, does not disclose the comparative number of landlords netted in the previous year.
