Practical tax advice, KRA compliance and tax support for individuals, SMEs, companies, NGOs, expatriates and international businesses operating in Kenya.
Identify potential compliance gaps across income tax, VAT, eTIMS, PAYE, withholding tax, records and KRA obligations before they become bigger problems.
From routine tax compliance to complex KRA matters, Britax K Consulting provides practical tax consultancy, tax advisory and compliance support for businesses and individuals across Kenya.
Professional tax consultancy and tax compliance support for individuals, businesses and organisations with Kenyan tax obligations.
Clear tax advice for business decisions, transactions, tax planning, restructuring and ongoing compliance.
Support with VAT returns, eTIMS, electronic invoicing, reconciliations and review of tax information before filing.
Professional assistance when dealing with KRA audits, tax assessments, notices, objections and tax disputes.
Practical support for employers and businesses dealing with PAYE, withholding tax, certificates and monthly compliance requirements.
Corporate tax support for companies, SMEs, startups, NGOs and organisations operating or earning income in Kenya.
Personal tax support for professionals, self-employed taxpayers, landlords and individuals with Kenyan income.
Assistance with understanding rental income tax, filing obligations, rental records and the distinction between residential and commercial rental income.
Kenya tax guidance for expatriates, diaspora clients, non-residents and international businesses with Kenyan income or tax obligations.
Different taxpayers face different obligations. Our tax advice is tailored to your income, business structure, industry and compliance requirements.
Income tax returns, employment income, rental income, personal tax matters and compliance support.
VAT, PAYE, WHT, eTIMS, returns, tax reviews and ongoing tax advisory.
Corporate tax compliance, planning, advisory and KRA support.
Tax compliance and practical guidance around applicable obligations.
Kenya tax obligations, rental income and cross-border considerations.
Local Kenya tax compliance and advisory support for operations and transactions.
A professional tax health check helps identify gaps between your records, returns, invoices, tax payments and supporting documentation before they develop into costly compliance problems.
Clear steps. Clear advice. Clear next actions.
Understand your situation.
Examine relevant records.
Find gaps and risks.
Explain practical options.
Assist with agreed actions.
Stay ahead of changes.
Britax K Consulting is built around practical accounting and tax expertise, with a focus on helping clients understand their obligations and make informed financial decisions.
We believe tax advice should be understandable, commercially relevant and focused on what you need to do next.
Practical explanations of KRA, tax, VAT, eTIMS, PAYE, withholding tax and compliance developments affecting Kenyan taxpayers.
Understand how electronic invoices and declared income can affect tax compliance reviews and what businesses should reconcile.
Read the eTIMS guide →Learn why businesses should review sales, purchases, input tax, output tax and electronic invoice information before submitting VAT returns.
Read the VAT guide →A practical look at important tax administration and compliance changes affecting individuals and businesses.
Explore the tax update →Keep track of recurring filing and payment deadlines. Always confirm the applicable obligation and current KRA guidance for your circumstances.
Dates and obligations can vary by taxpayer and tax type. Refer to current KRA guidance before filing.
Answers to common questions about KRA compliance, tax returns, VAT, eTIMS, PAYE, withholding tax, rental income and tax audits.
A tax consultant helps taxpayers understand their tax obligations, prepare or review tax returns, identify compliance gaps, manage tax records and respond to tax-related issues. Britax K Consulting provides tax consultancy and advisory support for individuals, businesses and organisations.
A tax review can compare your filed returns, accounting records, invoices, withholding tax information, payments and other supporting documents. This can help identify discrepancies that may require correction or further explanation.
eTIMS forms part of Kenya's electronic tax invoicing environment. Businesses should maintain appropriate electronic invoicing records and ensure that their tax records and declared income are properly supported.
KRA has stated that declared income and expenses are being validated against data sources including TIMS/eTIMS, withholding income tax information and customs records. Businesses should therefore reconcile their accounting records and electronic tax information before filing.
Yes. Britax can assist with reviewing sales, purchases, input VAT, output VAT and relevant electronic invoice information to identify discrepancies before a VAT return is submitted or reviewed.
The first step is to understand what KRA is requesting, review the relevant tax period and reconcile the assessment with your records. Depending on the matter, professional assistance may include reviewing supporting documents, preparing responses and assisting with objection-related processes.
Withholding tax is deducted at source on specified payments. The applicable treatment depends on the nature of the payment, the recipient and whether the tax is final or creditable. Businesses should confirm the applicable treatment before making payments.
PAYE is a method of collecting income tax from employment income. Employers are responsible for calculating and remitting PAYE and meeting the associated filing and employee documentation requirements.
Rental income taxation depends on the nature of the property and applicable tax regime. Residential and commercial rental income can have different filing and tax treatment, so landlords should review their specific circumstances before filing.
Start by reconciling the payment reference, payment evidence, return and KRA ledger. Where a payment has been made but is not reflected correctly, supporting payment documents may be required for a ledger reconciliation or correction.
Penalties can arise from late filing, late payment, failure to deduct or remit certain taxes and other compliance failures. The applicable penalty depends on the tax obligation and the specific circumstances.
Yes. A tax consultant can help review outstanding obligations, returns, payments and supporting records, identify compliance gaps and advise on practical steps toward maintaining an accurate tax position.
Whether you need routine tax compliance, professional tax advice, VAT support or assistance with a KRA matter, start with a conversation.
