KRA Announces Penalty Waiver After iTax Disruptions

Author: Diana ImanenePublished on: September 17, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

The KRA waived penalties and interest for taxpayers affected by iTax system downtimes in September 2026. These downtimes made it difficult for taxpayers to file returns and access tax services. Additionally, ten people died in road accidents in Kisii and Machakos. A matatu driver was arrested after being accused of killing four passengers on Enterprise Road.

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