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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38496, member: 636"]
The Kenya Revenue Authority plans to change taxes on sugar product leftovers to fight smuggling. Traders illegally bring molasses, ethanol, and alcohol drinks from nearby East African countries. KRA Board Chairman Nderitu Murithi talked with sugar businesses in Kisumu about their worries. He agreed that price differences between Kenya and neighboring countries make illegal trade possible. The tax office will discuss better rules with Treasury officials.

These meetings help KRA build good relationships with taxpayers. At the meeting, tax officials explained the new electronic invoice system and digital payment options and shared details about the upcoming Finance Bill. KRA wants people to learn about available services and plans. The tax office aims to make paying taxes easier for everyone.

Paul Matuku from KRA asked Kenyans to use the tax forgiveness program soon. This program allows people to fix their tax records without extra fees. The offer ends shortly for anyone wanting a fresh start. KRA held similar meetings across Kenya to gather ideas and clarify tax rules. These efforts encourage more people to pay taxes on their own.
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