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26/04/2024

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06/11/2023

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25/02/2023

Hey everyone! Are you tired of spending endless hours trying to navigate through complicated tax regulations and filing requirements? Well, look no further because I'm here to help you with all your tax preparation needs!

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20/02/2023

Keep accurate records: Make sure to keep detailed records of all your financial transactions, including receipts, invoices, and bank statements.

File your taxes on time: The deadline for filing your tax returns in Kenya is usually June 30th of each year. Be sure to file your returns on time to avoid penalties.

Take advantage of tax deductions: Make sure to take advantage of all tax deductions available to you, such as medical expenses, charitable donations, and education expenses.

Pay your taxes in full: Always pay your taxes in full and on time. Failure to do so can result in penalties and interest charges.

Know your tax bracket: Make sure you know which tax bracket you fall under, as this will affect the amount of tax you pay.

Use tax software or an accountant: If you're not confident in filing your taxes on your own, consider using tax software or hiring an accountant to help you.

Be aware of VAT: Value Added Tax (VAT) is charged on most goods and services in Kenya. Be aware of the VAT rates and make sure to include it in your calculations.

Keep up with tax changes: Stay up-to-date with any changes in tax laws, rates, and regulations that may affect you.

Be honest: Always be honest when filling out your tax returns. Failing to report income or claiming false deductions can result in penalties and legal consequences.

Seek professional help when needed: If you're unsure about any aspect of your taxes, seek professional help from an accountant or tax professional.

17/04/2020

All invoices as of 1st April 2020, should now reflect the new VAT rate of 14%.

04/01/2020

Gas Cylinder Business Ranked one of the Most Profitable Business in Kenya, These are Profits You Expect

Gas cylinder business is booming in Kenya, it’s emerged one of the most profitable business ventures.

This business is thriving in major towns as many Kenyans resort to using gas cookers to stoves and firewood. And since cooking using electricity is expensive, Kenyans find refuge in using gas as it saves time and money.

To begin with, my investigations reveal that business persons are making a kill out of this business and are not ready to reveal to other people what the business entails.In Nairobi, most retailers i interviewed revealed they make Ksh 3,000-Ksh7,000 per day from selling the gas cylinders to residents. These profits are realized by people who have set up their businesses in Rongai, Embakasi, Thika Road Estates, Kawangware, Donholm and the environs. These are the most populous estates.

A single 6kg gas cylinder goes for Ksh 2, 000, this is the price the retailer gets with. He then sells it for Ksh 3,000. This same gas when it’s filled costs Ksh 850-Ksh1,000, this is when a customer comes with his/her own cylinder. Fillig a 6kg gas cylinder costs less than Ksh 500. It means a retailer makes at least Ksh 300 from selling a single filled gas cylinder.

In a single day,if a retailer sells 10 empty gas cylinder,he will make a cool Ksh 10,000. If it’s 13kg cylinders, he will make Ksh15,000.

Now, the problem with this is that many hungry Kenyans have realized this business is lucrative. They have decided to break into people’s homes to steal the cylinders. You will find a home breaker is only interested in a gas cylinder, laptop and TV flat screen, they know these items move as fast as they arrive at the market. Such cases are rampant in Nairobi,Nakuru and Naivasha where the business is booming.

18/11/2019

Owning a Car Wash

As people continue buying more cars ,there is need to have a car wash to make them clean.Since most people don’t have time to clean their cars, you can grab this opportunity to have a car wash so that you can be a solution to their problem.

Car wash business remains one of the most profitable businesses in Kenya but most people are not aware.

In order to begin a car wash, you need source of water and a license from the town council.It’s not so costly but the profits are very high.

Starting this business may require a capital of between Ksh 1,000-Ksh 50,000,depending on location.

13/11/2019

Owning a Boda Boda business is

The business has become very popular in Kenya since Uhuru Waived taxes charged on importing Motorcycles,this created opportunities for thousands of jobless youths, consequently reducing crime rates in Kenya.To operate this business, you need a capital of less than Ksh 100,000.

A single motorcycle costs between Ksh 40,000-Ksh 120,000.This is what you need,primarily,to start this type of venture.And since the business is booming,regardless of the county you operate from,not a single day will pass without realizing a net profit of at least Ksh 1,000 per day.