In Kenya businesess with Annual turnvoer of KES. 5million and above are required to file VAT Tax ( 16%) Every month. Those below the threshold will be required to file Turnover tax . We facilitate this to our clients at affordable charges.

In Kenya, Pay As You Earn (PAYE) is a monthly income tax deducted by employers from employees' salaries and remitted to the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). The tax rates as of 2025 are progressive: . Employees also benefit from a personal relief of KES 2,400 monthly, reducing their taxable income.

In Kenya, employers deduct key statutory contributions: NSSF (pension, up to KES 1,080), SHA (healthcare, income-based), NITA (training, KES 50), and the Housing Levy (1.5% of gross pay matched by employer) — all aimed at securing your future, health, skills, and home.

In Kenya, individual income tax is charged annually on a graduated scale from 10% to 35% based on earnings above KES 288,000, while corporate income tax is charged at a flat rate of 30% for resident companies and 37.5% for non-resident companies.

Withholding tax in Kenya is a tax deducted at source on specific payments like professional fees, dividends, and interest ranging from 5% to 20% depending on residencyand must be remitted to KRA within five days, with penalties for non-compliance.

In Kenya, residential rental income up to KES 15 million annually is taxed at a final 7.5% monthly rate on gross rent, while higher or commercial rents follow standard income tax rules, and non-resident landlords pay a 30% withholding tax on gross rent.