Taxpayers mnaonaje hii maneno
- Thread starter The.Black.Templar
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Kuna evading taxes and not paying taxes, not paying ndio problem. If one finds a way of paying less taxes use it to the maximum.
In 5 yrs the 109,000 wheelbarrow speaker will be given a pension of around 15M, 1M per month, 200k fuel allowance per month, a saloon car (to be replaced every 4 years), and a 4 wheel drive car (to be replaced every 4 years) etc na bado ati tupange line KRA tulipe taxes, watangoja.
In 5 yrs the 109,000 wheelbarrow speaker will be given a pension of around 15M, 1M per month, 200k fuel allowance per month, a saloon car (to be replaced every 4 years), and a 4 wheel drive car (to be replaced every 4 years) etc na bado ati tupange line KRA tulipe taxes, watangoja.
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Kuna evading taxes and not paying taxes, not paying ndio problem. If one finds a way of paying less taxes use it to the maximum.
In 5 yrs the 109,000 wheelbarrow speaker will be given a pension of around 15M, 1M per month, 200k fuel allowance per month, a saloon car (to be replaced every 4 years), and a 4 wheel drive car (to be replaced every 4 years) etc na bado ati tupange line KRA tulipe taxes, watangoja.
In 5 yrs the 109,000 wheelbarrow speaker will be given a pension of around 15M, 1M per month, 200k fuel allowance per month, a saloon car (to be replaced every 4 years), and a 4 wheel drive car (to be replaced every 4 years) etc na bado ati tupange line KRA tulipe taxes, watangoja.
Don't you mean avoid? 
its best to do both, juu mbesha yote inaenda to the likes of kiunjuri final resting place mkoba wa marayathis is tax avoidance
Avoid having KRA PIN
Without a KRA PIN there is no way the government will know you are not paying tax. What most people do is, register a company and operate without a KRA PIN until the company breaks even, or when they want to apply for a tender.
Hundreds of companies in Kenya operate without a KRA PIN
and this is evasion
Declare your company as a foreign subsidiary
There are individuals in Kenya who own companies and declare them as foreign subsidiaries. When a company operating in Kenya is declared as a subsidiary of a parent company located outside the country, that company submits its tax to the parent country-even employees of that company are taxed based on the taxation rates of the parent company.
