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Kenya signs tax deal with S. Korea

President Uhuru Kenyatta meets South Korean President for trade talks (Photo: Courtesy)

The tax and investment treaty, which has come as a result of talks between a delegation from the Treasury and representatives from South Korea, seeks to avoid double taxation on the earnings of private companies with operations in both Kenya and South Korea.

In addition, shareholders in such companies will be exempted from the taxes.

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