Returns & Filing
Whether applicable tax returns appear to be filed and whether outstanding obligations may exist.
Take the Britax KRA Tax Risk Assessment and screen the key areas that can create tax compliance problems — from returns and tax debts to eTIMS, VAT, PAYE, withholding tax and records.
A quick screening tool designed to identify areas that may deserve closer attention.
A taxpayer may have filed returns and still have unresolved compliance issues involving records, electronic invoices, tax debts, VAT status, withholding credits or differences between declared information and available data.
The assessment gives you a structured starting point before deciding whether you need a deeper professional review.
Answer based on your current position. There are no “perfect” answers — the purpose is to identify areas that may deserve attention.
Consider income tax, VAT, PAYE, WHT, MRI, TOT and other obligations applicable to you.
Consider registration, invoicing, transmission and the consistency of your electronic records.
Think invoices, receipts, bank records, contracts, schedules, payment evidence and accounting records.
Include assessed tax, penalties, interest or other liabilities appearing in your KRA position.
Consider sales, purchases, input VAT, output VAT, invoices, payments and the VAT ledger.
Consider deductions, filing, payment, certificates and whether credits are reflected correctly.
Consider turnover, bank receipts, sales, purchases, expenses, payroll and tax computations.
Think filing, payments, outstanding liabilities, VAT and eTIMS/TIMS where applicable.
Consider eTIMS/TIMS, withholding tax information, customs records and other third-party or electronic information.
Consider how quickly you could produce invoices, ledgers, bank statements, contracts, schedules and other supporting records.
Your result is a screening indication based on your answers.
Review your result and consider whether a deeper tax health check is appropriate.
This is an initial screening tool, not a KRA assessment, tax audit, legal opinion or determination of your tax liability. Your actual position depends on your records, applicable legislation, tax obligations and the facts of your circumstances.
The assessment is designed around practical areas of tax compliance rather than asking generic questions about whether a taxpayer is “compliant”.
Whether applicable tax returns appear to be filed and whether outstanding obligations may exist.
Electronic invoicing, supporting records and the ability to reconcile transactions.
VAT filing, records, invoices, input and output tax and reconciliation considerations.
Payroll tax, withholding obligations, certificates, filing and credit reconciliation.
Outstanding liabilities, payment arrangements and potential compliance implications.
Whether your records and reconciliations are organised enough to respond to a tax information request.
The assessment focuses on areas that have become increasingly important as KRA expands electronic systems, data validation and compliance requirements.
KRA has stated that income and expenses in relevant income tax returns are being validated against electronic data including TIMS/eTIMS, withholding income tax and customs records.
KRA's enhanced TCC process includes additional compliance considerations for persons in business, including eTIMS/TIMS where applicable, filing, payments, liabilities and VAT compliance.
Your assessment should not end with a score. It should help you decide what to do next.
Answer ten practical questions about your current tax compliance position.
Receive an initial attention-level result based on the answers you provided.
Identify the records, ledgers, invoices or compliance areas that need review.
If necessary, move into a professional Tax Health Check or targeted tax consultation.
The online assessment is only a starting point. If you have unresolved tax differences, KRA correspondence, outstanding liabilities, eTIMS issues, filing concerns or records that require reconciliation, a professional review can examine the underlying facts and documents.
Get professional assistance reviewing your tax position and determining the appropriate compliance or advisory pathway.
Book Tax Health Check WhatsApp BritaxIt is a short self-screening tool designed to help taxpayers identify areas of their Kenya tax compliance position that may deserve further attention. It is not a KRA assessment, tax audit or determination of tax liability.
No. The result is only an initial screening indication based on your answers. Actual compliance depends on your specific obligations, records, transactions, applicable law and KRA's records.
The assessment considers return filing, eTIMS/TIMS, supporting records, tax liabilities, VAT, PAYE, withholding tax, accounting-to-tax reconciliations, TCC readiness and preparedness for a possible KRA information request.
Persons carrying on business may have eTIMS/TIMS obligations. The exact position depends on the taxpayer and applicable requirements and exceptions. KRA's current TCC guidance also incorporates eTIMS/TIMS compliance for persons in business where applicable.
Yes. The assessment is designed as an entry point to a deeper Tax Health Check or targeted tax consultation where the taxpayer needs professional assistance.
No. It is an educational screening tool. Where the matter involves tax debt, KRA correspondence, a tax audit, objection, disputed assessment, significant reconciliation differences or another complex issue, professional review may be appropriate.
Start with the free screening. If the results suggest that something needs attention, Britax K Consulting can help you investigate the underlying position.