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New bill seeks to manage law suits against taxman

Kenya Revenue Authority Commissioner General James Mburu.

NAIROBI, KENYA: The Finance Bill 2020 is seeking to change how you can file a case against the Kenya Revenue Authority in case of a dispute.

Finance Bill 2020 seeks to introduce a time limit for suing KRA to a year from the date an action arose or six months from the cessation of continuing damage or injury. The Bill further introduces a requirement to give the KRA a month’s notice to sue which should be served on the Commissioner-General before instituting legal proceedings against KRA.

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