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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47603, member: 636"]
Kenya Revenue Authority gave taxpayers more time to submit their annual tax returns. The agency moved the deadline from June 30 to midnight on July 1, 2025. Officials announced the 24-hour extension during the weekend. The authority opened a special service lane to help citizens complete their filings. Workers will stay late on Monday to assist people who need extra help.

All eligible taxpayers must file annual returns according to legal requirements. Business owners must submit their documents before the new deadline. Landlords who earn rental income face the same obligation. Farmers must also complete their tax filings regardless of profit levels. People without any income during the year still need to file what authorities call a NIL return.

Employees cannot skip filing even when their companies already take out taxes from paychecks. Self-employed workers must report every source of money they earned. The law requires complete disclosure of all income streams. Rental property owners fall under these strict reporting rules. Farming activities must also appear on tax documents regardless of earnings.

Late filers face financial penalties from the revenue authority. The agency charges five percent of taxes owed for missing deadlines. Citizens who owe no taxes still pay a minimum fine of 2,000 shillings. The authority applies whichever amount costs more to the taxpayer. These penalties encourage people to meet filing deadlines throughout the year.
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