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Tala to lay off 10% of employees in Kenya

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Kenya has officially changed how tax returns will be filed after President William Ruto signed the Finance Act 2026 into law on June 23. The biggest change is that salaried employees and other individual taxpayers will no longer wait until June 30 to file their annual returns. Starting in 2027, PAYE employees will have until April 30 to file, while taxpayers with nil returns will need to file by January 31. Companies will continue filing within six months of the end of their financial year, meaning many will still face a June 30 deadline.

The government says the

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