- KRA suspended online VAT registration due to fraudulent schemes by ghost traders.
- The exercise aims to clean up registers and end the Missing Trader Scheme involving fictitious invoices.
- Traders are required to visit KRA offices and present proof of identity for VAT registration.
- The initiative is part of a know-your-customer strategy.
- Ghost traders are estimated to defraud KRA of KSh 2.5 billion monthly.
- The know-your-customer campaign will help KRA identify transaction participants.
Source: msn.com
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