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Webinar Recording | Draft National Tax Policy Kenya: Overview and Critique

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Webinar Recording | Draft National Tax Policy Kenya: Overview and Critique

Watch our webinar discussion on the draft National Tax Policy and the possible implications of its implementation on the Kenyan tax regime.

24 Nov 2022 1 min read Webinar Article

We unpacked the various aspects of the draft tax policy and the potential benefits and demerits in respect of business operations in Kenya. 

Our of speakers included:

  • Alex Kanyi | Partner | CDH | Tax & Exchange Control | Kenya
  • Jerome Brink | Director | CDH | Tax & Exchange Control | South Africa
  • Maurice Oray | Deputy Commissioner – Strategy, Innovation & Risk Management | Kenya Revenue Authority
  • Muthoni Kimani | Africa Tax Lead | WPP Scangroup

Watch the webinar below:

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