Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Commissioner General Humphrey Wattanga./FILEThe Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has surpassed the Sh2 trillion mark in cumulative revenue collection by the close of the third quarter ofFinancial Year (FY) 2025/26, collecting Sh2.038 trillion as at , 2026, against a target of Sh2.122 trillion. This represents a performance rate of 96.1 per cent and an 11.4 per cent growth over the corresponding period in the previous financial year. “Revenue collection maintained steady quarter-on-quarter growth across all three quarters, indicating improving compliance consistency and gradual strengthening in economic activity. According to Wattanga, Domestic Taxes remained the largest contributor to revenue performance, yielding Sh1.301 trillion between and March 2026, representing 10.4 per cent growth over the same period last year. This reform has positively impacted Customs revenue performance and contributed to increased import values, resulting in higher average daily non-oil revenue.

Source: The Star April 07, 2026 14:34 UTC