G.K. Nahashon & Company

12/05/2026

Among other emendments, the Finance Bill 2026 proposes to bring back a tax amnesty on interests, penalties, and fines on tax due until 31st December 2025, subject to having cleared the principal tax due not later than 31st December 2026.

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12/05/2026

The Finance Bill proposes to bring back a tax amnesty on interests, penalties, and fines on tax due until 31st December 2025, subject to having cleared the principal tax due not later than 31st December 2026.

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GK Nahashon & Company was pivotal in advising, overseeing, and managing our compliance matters, internal control, and tax throughout our engagement with them.

27/04/2026

Important tax reminder!

30th April is the deadline to clear any outstanding Balance Tax for the 2025 year of income.

Filling the annual return is due on the 30th of June.

25/04/2026

17/04/2026

Taxpayers with significant Income Tax liability,

Your first Installment Tax for the year of income 2026 is approching.
Have you determined your current year estimate?

Installment Tax is the estimated Income Tax paid in four equal parts during the year, before your final accounts are prepared. It is an advance tax paid under the Income Tax Act Cap 470 to help you spread your tax obligation evenly.

07/04/2026

KRA now sees your income in real-time, tracking a transaction across the value chain with eTIMS. And now, with projections for the deployment of AI tools in tax enforcement and changes to VAT rules, the margin for error is gone. Learn how these tax changes affect you post this 2026 tax season.

A breakdown of KRA’s 2026 tax compliance changes, including eTIMS, AI surveillance, and VAT updates. Understand what’s changing and how to stay compliant.

04/04/2026

02/04/2026

Happy Easter. Our offices will be closed for the Easter holidays.

27/03/2026

KRA adjusts to allow manual non-eTIMs expenses,

23/03/2026

In the ITA No. E048 of 2025 (2026) KEHC, the High Court confirmed that salaries and statutory deductions included in the invoiced cost amount in staff outsourcing arrangements are subject to VAT.