Kenya’s economy is set to grow 5.3% in 2025, outpacing many African nations. Agriculture, services, and technology drive this growth, creating opportunities for investors, entrepreneurs, and professionals. The Finance Act 2025 and stable policies boost confidence, despite risks like climate shocks and global financing issues. This guide explores growth sectors, investment opportunities, career paths, and…
The Finance Act 2025, effective July 1, 2025, reshapes Kenya’s job market, boosting demand for finance careers. New tax rules, like the Significant Economic Presence (SEP) tax and Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs), create opportunities in tax compliance, financial investigations, and corporate finance. This guide lists top finance careers for 2025, required skills, salary ranges, and…
The Finance Act 2025, signed on June 26, 2025, introduces Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs) in Kenya, effective January 1, 2026. APAs offer a proactive way to manage transfer pricing, ensuring fair pricing for cross-border transactions between related companies. This benefits multinational companies, tax consultants, and corporate finance professionals by reducing tax disputes and providing certainty….
The Finance Act 2025, effective July 1, 2025, reshapes Kenya’s Value Added Tax (VAT) rules. It adds a 16% VAT to some previously exempt goods, introduces new exemptions, and tightens refund and invoicing processes. These changes impact consumers, retailers, and manufacturers by affecting prices and business costs. This article breaks down the changes, their effects…
The Finance Act 2025, signed into law on June 26, 2025, reshapes Kenya’s betting and gaming tax landscape. Effective from July 1, 2025, it introduces a 5% withholding tax on betting wallet withdrawals and lowers the excise duty to 5% on deposits. These changes impact gamblers, betting operators, and financial advisors. This article explains the…
The Finance Act 2025, effective July 1, 2025, changes how Kenyan businesses handle tax losses. It limits tax loss carryforward to five years, replacing the previous indefinite carryforward rule. This affects business owners, CFOs, and financial consultants, especially in capital-intensive sectors like energy, manufacturing, and infrastructure. This article explains the new rule, its impact, affected…
The Finance Act 2025 changes how digital businesses pay taxes in Kenya. It introduces the Significant Economic Presence (SEP) tax, replacing the 1.5% Digital Services Tax (DST). This affects online entrepreneurs, digital marketers, and small business owners running e-commerce sites, apps, or digital services. Here’s a simple guide to understand the SEP tax, who it…
The Finance Act 2025 brings new tax rules that could change how much money you take home from your salary in Kenya. These changes, effective from July 1, 2025, affect travel allowances, home loans, retirement benefits, job perks, and tax deductions. This article explains these updates in simple terms, so you can understand their impact…
Kenya’s sustainable finance sector thrives in 2025, driven by global demand for green investments. The Finance Act 2025 and initiatives like the Kenya Green Finance Taxonomy fuel opportunities in green bonds, renewable energy, and agribusiness. These align with environmental goals, offering investors, environmentalists, and financial advisors profitable and impactful prospects. This guide explores green finance…
Kenya’s fintech sector, dubbed the “Silicon Savannah,” leads Africa in financial innovation. By 2025, fintech will transform banking with mobile money, digital lending, and blockchain. These changes, driven by platforms like M-Pesa, impact bankers, fintech entrepreneurs, and consumers. The market will grow 14.1% yearly, hitting $14.54 billion by 2028. This guide explores key trends, their…
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