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PwC: Kenya’s paying tax grows 3.3 percent

Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich hiked penalties and interests for late filing to encourage compliance to the tax regimes. [Photo: Standard]

PricewaterhouseCoopers has said that Kenya’s paying tax went north by 3.3 percent from 69.01 percent in 2016 to 72.37 percent in 2019.

The tax report dubbed Paying Taxes 2019, shows that there was an improvement in paying taxes in 2019 in connection with Kenya Revenue Authority measures on tax payments.

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