KRA Plans to Use Till Numbers and Pochi La Biashara to Track Undeclared Income

Author: Samuel MwanawanjugunaPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Kenya
Business & Economy
KRA Plans to Use Till Numbers and Pochi La Biashara to Track Undeclared Income

Kenya’s Revenue Authority (KRA) is considering using data from Till Numbers and Pochi La Biashara accounts to identify undeclared business income. In submissions to the National Assembly’s Finance and Planning Committee, it proposed cross-checking mobile payment data against tax returns and eTIMS records, targeting non-filers and high-credit taxpayers. KRA says the checks cover variance cases affecting 42% of the domestic VAT register and form part of efforts to close a Ksh132 billion revenue shortfall. It collected Ksh2.844 trillion in the financial year ending June 2026 against a Ksh2.977 trillion target, and recorded a Ksh26.275 billion deficit in the first quarter of FY 2026/2027.

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