- Kenya’s National Treasury released the 2025-26 Budget Statement on 12 June 2025
- Key tax measures align with the 2025 Finance Bill proposals
- Proposed changes to the VAT Act include clarifying the definition of a Tax Invoice
- Invoices will be mandatory for all supplies
- The bad debt refund period will be reduced from three to two years
- Taxpayers can receive refunds or offsets against future VAT liabilities
- The budget addresses VAT recovery for misuse of exempted or zero-rated goods
- Certain zero-rated items will shift to exempt status to prevent revenue loss
- These measures will take effect from 1 July 2025 after approval
Source: regfollower.com
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