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KRA sets 8% fringe benefit tax rate for July to September

KRA sets 8% fringe benefit tax rate for July to September
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The Kenya Revenue Authority has set the market interest rate, deemed interest rate, and low interest benefit rate at 8% for the period of July to September 2026. These rates are mandated under the Income Tax Act to guide taxpayers on compliance requirements.

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This announcement is critical for financial planning and tax compliance for businesses and individuals operating within Kenya.

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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has set the market interest rate for calculating fringe benefit tax at eight per cent for the three months from July to September 2026.

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The article is a purely informational summary of a government regulatory notice.

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