Treasury Directs Nil Returns to Be Filed After December Under New Staggered Tax Plan

Author: Timothy CerulloPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Kenya

Business & Economy

Treasury Directs Nil Returns to Be Filed After December Under New Staggered Tax Plan

The Kenyan Treasury has revived nil returns filing after the KRA introduced the 'PIN with No Obligation' category. Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi announced a staggered system: nil filers must file immediately after December, salary earners between January and April, and businesses by June 30. The aim is to avoid last-minute rushes and penalties due to iTax system failures.

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