Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) will on Monday 3rd October 2022 unveil a web based television (TV) station dubbed “KRA TV”. The station is envisioned to enhance tax literacy in the country through the dissemination of simplified tax and Customs content. This is aimed at enhancing voluntary tax compliance and propelling the tax base in the country.
The “KRA TV” platform will be hosted on the KRA website and drive demand-based viewership. The station will host customized tax content that the public may consume at their convenience.
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The key features on the Tv will include: Scheduled live programming of tax awareness activities like Tax Talks, Tax Thursdays, Stori za Ushuru, and other education programs. The TV station will also air a wide range of simplified and downloadable content for various taxpayer categories among the many other programs.
The TV station will be unveiled during the launch of the 2022 Taxpayers’ Month. The annual event is usually organized to appreciate compliant taxpayers for their patriotic act of dutifully remitting their taxes towards the country’s development agenda.
During the month, KRA will engage in various activities aimed at honoring and appreciating taxpayers. The activities include; taxpayer appreciation engagements, taxpayer education, tax summit event, and Corporate Social Investment (CSI) activities. The event will culminate with a Taxpayers Award Ceremony and Luncheon hosted in honor of distinguished taxpayers.
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This year’s Taxpayers Month is themed ‘Leaving no one behind. The theme highlights the collective role and contribution of all Kenyans towards our economic progress as a nation.
KRA encourages the public to participate in the Taxpayers’ Month activities as an act of patriotism. Through their participation, taxpayers will have an opportunity to give feedback on various tax issues that will enable the Authority to enhance service delivery and create a more conducive environment for compliance.
