Tax Reform in Kenya: Policy and Administrative Issues
Working Paper #235
Paper 118kb pdf
Kenya’s tax system has undergone more or less continual reform over the last twenty years. On the policy side, rate schedules have been rationalized and simplified, a new value-added tax introduced, and external tariffs brought in line with those of neighboring countries in East Africa. At the same time, administrative and institutional reforms have taken place.
About the Authors
Nada Eissa
Associate Professor of Public Policy
Georgetown University
William Jack
Professor
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Publication Information
Type | Working Paper |
Program | Tax |
Posted | 10/01/09 |
Download | 118kb pdf |