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Businesses that are yet to onboard their services on the Electronic Tax Invoice System will be ineligible to claim any expenses as is the norm during the tax filing period. The Kenya Revenue Authority is calling on business owners to leverage the ongoing campaign to onboard services on ETIMS.
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KRA launches campaign to onboard business on ETIMS
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