Tax Debt Management

Tax Debt Management

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Understanding Your KRA Tax Debt

Tax debt is rarely as straightforward as it appears on your KRA statement. What you see often includes a mix of principal tax, accumulated penalties, interest, and in some cases, unfiled returns that continue to generate exposure.

We take a structured approach to break this down, reconciling your records with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) ledger to establish what is actually due and where the discrepancies lie. This clarity prevents overpayment and ensures that any action taken is based on accurate information.

If your debt is linked to missed filings or inconsistencies, it is often necessary to first stabilise your position through our Tax Compliance & Filing services before engaging KRA.

Clarity is what turns a tax problem into a manageable process.

Our tax division recognizing that taxation constitutes a major business cost is able to provide advisory,agency and tax compliance services in a myriad of areas.


Can KRA penalties and interest be waived?

Yes, under certain conditions. KRA has a penalty and interest waiver framework that allows taxpayers to apply for relief, particularly in cases of genuine hardship, first-time default, or where returns have been filed but taxes not paid. We prepare and submit waiver applications on your behalf.

What is a KRA instalment payment plan?

A KRA instalment plan allows a taxpayer to pay outstanding tax debt in agreed monthly instalments rather than in a single lump sum. We negotiate directly with KRA on your behalf to secure a realistic and sustainable payment arrangement.

What is voluntary disclosure and should I use it?

Voluntary disclosure is the process of proactively approaching KRA to declare previously undisclosed tax liabilities before KRA discovers them through an audit. Voluntarily disclosed amounts often attract reduced penalties. We assess whether voluntary disclosure is advantageous in your specific situation.

Can KRA attach my business assets for unpaid tax?

Yes. KRA has powers to attach and sell business assets, freeze bank accounts, and pursue directors personally for unpaid tax in certain circumstances. Acting early – before enforcement – gives us far more tools to negotiate a favourable resolution. Contact us as soon as you are aware of outstanding liabilities.

Trusted Tax Advisors—Here for Your Business.

Taxation is no longer just a compliance function—it’s a critical part of strategic decision-making. Let us help you stay ahead of risks, unlock savings, and ensure peace of mind with expert tax advisory and consultancy tailored to Kenya’s tax environment.

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