National Treasury PS Chris Kiptoo during the launch of the Electronic Rental Income Tax Solution (eRITS) by Kenya Revenue Authority in Nairobi on April 10 /HANDOUT
THE government is looking to collect Sh100 billion from landlords
and property owners after unveiling
a simpler digital tool to help them
remit taxes in real-time.
Unlike the previous tax payment
system considered complex and costly, the Electronic Rental Income Tax
System (eRITS), unveiled in Nairobi
on Thursday is seamless and augments voluntary compliance within
the sector while reducing administrative burdens associated with taxation.
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