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KRA reports Sh24.2bn in betting and gambling taxes for year to June 2024

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Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) reported collecting Sh24.2 billion from betting and gambling companies in the year to June 2024. The authority said this was 26.2% more than the Sh19.2 billion collected in the previous year, attributing the increase to improved integration with betting firms.

KRA’s reported increase, attributed to improved integration, offers operators insight into tax collection in Kenya.

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AGOK proposes 20% GGR tax for Kenyan land-based casinos

The Association of Gaming Operators Kenya proposed a 20% gross gaming revenue tax for land-based casinos during discussions with the National Treasury and Kenya Revenue Authority on the 2027 Finance Bill. AGOK also called for clarification of online gambling tax definitions and supported retaining existing 5% excise and withholding taxes, according to its CEO John Mutua.

Land-based casinos would pay a unified tax of 20% on gross gaming revenue under a proposal from the Association of Gaming Operators Kenya (AGOK) ahead of the Finance Bill 2027. The proposals were presented at a meeting with the National Treasury and Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), according to AGOK chief executive John Mutua.

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