The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has directed businesses to maintain stock records through its TIMS and eTIMS electronic invoicing systems. According to the report, the tax authority plans to add stock management functionality to both platforms, linking inventory tracking with invoicing. KRA will conduct consultations with businesses starting in September 2026 before any rollout takes place, giving companies an opportunity to provide input on the proposed changes to their reporting obligations.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has put clearing agents on notice over accurate cargo declarations, clarifying the legal requirements for cargo clearance. In a statement issued on September 7, the Commissioner for Customs and Border Control said the requirement for an export declaration to clear imported goods is anchored in Section 23B of the tax law, according to The Kenya Times. The clarification followed concerns raised by clearing agents, motor vehicle dealers, and other stakeholders.

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) says it is collaborating with importers and other stakeholders to ensure faster and smoother cargo clearance following the introduction of new import rule requirements. According to Capital FM Business, the move announced in Nairobi on September 7, 2026, aims to address delays affecting cargo clearance at entry points as traders adjust to the updated regulations. The tax agency indicated that engagement with stakeholders is central to easing the transition and minimizing disruption to trade.

Soko Directory published a guide explaining what Kenyan businesses should know about handling tax disputes with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA). The article notes that businesses may sometimes anticipate a KRA tax assessment, while in other cases assessments arrive unexpectedly. It aims to help businesses understand and navigate disputes arising from KRA assessments and enforcement actions.

Little Cab has integrated its corporate invoicing platform with the Kenya Revenue Authority’s Electronic Tax Invoice Management System (eTIMS), enhancing its invoicing capabilities for corporate clients. This integration aims to streamline tax compliance and improve efficiency in invoicing processes, according to CIO Africa.

Small and medium-sized businesses in Uganda are being urged to maintain proper tax records as the Kampala Capital City Authority and Uganda Revenue Authority step up enforcement against tax non-compliance. According to NTV Uganda, the call was made by Robert Nowere, KCCA's Director of Revenue Collections, at the closing of a five-day training programme at the Business Development Centre, aimed at helping SMEs meet their tax obligations.