Tisa In the press

TISA and NTA engage stakeholders on the balance to revive and revitalize our economy and share the burden of taxation fairly and distribute it equitably.

Estimates by the KRA indicate that Kenya lost up to 5.15 per cent of its GDP in 2017 and 2.96 per cent in 2020 through generous tax incentives.

There is a growing lack of transparency in the administration of tax incentives in Kenya evidenced by her failure to publish tax expenditure information.

The Tax Monitor Report was produced by Tax Justice Network Africa and Oxfam in Kenya with contributions from authors at TI Kenya, Global Alliance for Tax Justice and the NTA

The government is expected to cut its expenditure by Sh300 billion for the ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) in the current 2022/2023.

President William Ruto’s government will be facing a headache next year about continued university funding while simultaneously implementing hard-hitting university reforms being pushed by the IMF.

The total stock of domestic debt currently stands at Sh4.4 trillion, Sh3.6 trillion in bonds while the balance is in Treasury Bills

Okoa Uchumi Campaign CSO partners speak on the cost-of-living equation to wages and salaries; the rate of inflation that is driving the cost of living.

It is no secret that for the past 10 years, Kenya has been sinking deeper and deeper into a debt abyss, leading to a public debt crisis.