Kenya: KRA Sees 20 Per Cent Revenue Growth From Tobacco and Spirits

18 February 2014

THE Kenya Revenue Authority has projected a 20 per cent growth in revenues this year following the implementation of the Excisable Goods Management System.

KRA expects to use the system to eliminate excise tax fraud through mis-declaration, under declaration or non-declaration of excisable goods. The system, which covers tobacco products, wines and spirits, provides for online ordering and approval for delivery.

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