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Per-diem How is it treated? |
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For allownces for staff going out of kenya let say for a month...is there a limit on how much they can spend per day? what does the law say for tax purpose?....kindly help |
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Asked by : Njenga Moses
DOQ : 2016-05-26 21:00:00 |
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Answer |
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Per diem [cap470 s5(2)(a)] : Refers to payments in respect to subsistence, travelling, entertainment & other allowances while employee is on official duties. Per-diem is not taxable on the employee if it is reasonable & supported by documentary evidence. The Commissioner - KRA, has the final say on this. Per-diem of 2k or less per day does not require proof. For International travel a per diem policy is adequate for the purpose. |
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Answered by : Admin
DOA : 2016-05-27 |
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Per diem of more than 2k needs to be on a reimbursement basis and hence fully supported with receipts. However excessive claims may be difficult to defend. In practice the commissioner where a per diem policy is in place, may consider this as adequate.
John Muiruri 2016-05-28 21:00:00
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The per diem more than 2k should it be taxed without proof of receipt.
Samuel Ngicho 2016-05-28 21:00:00
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