5th-Dec-2025 โข Martin Mwangi โข KRA
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Kenya are the backbone of our economy. They create jobs, drive innovation, and contribute significantly to the country's GDP. However, navigating through the intricacies of taxation can be a daunting task for many SME owners.
Enter the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). KRA is responsible for managing the tax system in Kenya, ensuring businesses comply with tax laws and regulations.
But don't let this scare you. Here's a friendly guide to help you understand KRA better and keep your business compliant.
First, let's clarify why compliance is crucial. Besides fulfilling your civic duty, being KRA compliant ensures:
The first step to becoming KRA compliant is registering your business. This process involves:
Once registered, you'll need to file regular tax returns and make payments on time. This process can be streamlined by:
Stay updated on KRA news and changes. Subscribe to KRA's newsletters, follow their social media handles, or visit the official website frequently.
Remember, you're not alone in this journey. Seek advice from professionals like Lipabiz Technologies Ltd, a business management platform and payments platform, designed to help SMEs navigate complexities like KRA compliance.
Embrace KRA compliance as an opportunity to strengthen your business's foundation and future success.