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Court of Appeal Clarifies on Deductibility of Foreign Exchange Losses

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Court of Appeal Clarifies on Deductibility of Foreign Exchange Losses
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The Kenyan Court of Appeal is reviewing a tax dispute involving Delmonte Kenya Limited regarding the deductibility of foreign exchange losses. The case centers on whether unrealized exchange losses from intercompany loans become tax-deductible upon debt-to-equity conversion.

Why it matters

This ruling sets a significant precedent for how multinational corporations in Kenya must account for and tax foreign exchange fluctuations in intercompany financing.

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