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BUSINESS

KRA Seizes Ksh80 Million Worth of Diverted Goods

Anyone found guilty of the offence is liable to a fine not exceeding fifty per cent of the value of the goods and...

Mahir Nakuru Automotive Ltd
BUSINESS

Nakuru Automotives Dealer Faces Sh142M Tax  Fraud Case

Mahir Nakuru Automotive: A Nakuru-based automotives dealer, Mahir Nakuru Automotive Ltd, has been charged with 11 cases of tax fraud and other tax-related...

Keroche CEO, Tabitha Karanja. Photo/ Pulse Live Kenya
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KRA Warns Five Banks Over Their Dealings with Keroche

KRA has threatened five top banks with multi-billion penalties because of their dealings with Keroche Breweries.

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Behind KRA’s Plans of Making You a Millionaire

With the New Year demands like back to school needs, an extra coin could go a long way and it is welcome to...

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Company CEO Released on Ksh3M Bond For Ksh900 million Tax Evasion

Moses Ikinya faced 12 counts of charges ranging from altering statements in income tax returns, omitting to declare income taxes and VAT.

Tabitha Karanja, Founder and CEO of Keroche Breweries. DPP Noordin Haji has ordered for her arrest alongside her husband for tax fraud. She has however rubbished the allegations. www.businesstoday.co.ke
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Keroche CEO ‘Shocked Beyond Imagination’ at Sh14bn Tax Evasion Charges

Keroche Breweries Chief Executive officer (CEO) Tabitha Karanja has responded to the allegations of evading taxes amounting to Ksh.14.4 billion by the office...

Tabitha Karanja, Founder and CEO of Keroche Breweries. DPP Noordin Haji has ordered for her arrest alongside her husband for tax fraud. She has however rubbished the allegations. www.businesstoday.co.ke
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The Taxman Cometh: Keroche Icon Tabitha Karanja Faces Tax Evasion Suit

The probe, according to the DPP, established that the unremitted VAT amounted to over Ksh 12.3 billion while excise duty that was evaded...