Q_id : 12 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :2016 | |
Ericsson(K) Limiteda) Whether the supply made by the appellant to TKL and EWKL shall be treated as supply of taxable services rendered to local parties or export of services as invoiced to EAB. b) Whether the amount received from EAB shall be considered as a loan or payment in lieu of dues from TKL and EWKL and shall be considered as taxable income. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 11 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :26/02/2016 | |
Diakonie Emergency Aid AppellantWhat was the relationship between the Appellant, DEA-PHC based in South Sudan and DBG based in Somalia? Where are these institutions registered? 2. What is a Permanent Establishment? Whether the Appellant is a Permanent Establishment as provided for under Section 2 and 3 (2)(a) (ii) of the Income Tax Act Cap 470 in relation to mode and manner Judgement: Tax Appeals No. 46 of2015 Page 2 of operations between DEA Nairobi, DEA- PHC based In South Sudan and DBG based in Somalia? ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 10 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :2015 | |
Delmonte Kenya Limitedi) When foreign exchange differences are realized. ii) Whether foreign exchange losses arising on conversion of debt to equity is-an allowable expense. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 9 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :2015 | |
Co-Operazione InternazionaleThe issues for determination on basis of both the oral and written submissions on record before Tribunal are whether; i) PAYE is payable on emoluments paid to non-Italian expatriates working for the Appellant outside Kenya; ii) Taxation is due on housing benefit in respect of Kenyan employees who are on foreign assignment. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 8 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :28/07/2016 | |
Cofftea Agencies LimitedThe East Africa Tea Trade Associatlon which regulates the tea industry in East Africa restricts non-resident companies and persons from purchasing tea directly from the tea auction. As a result, the Appellant was engaged as an agent by the Principal pursuant to a letter of engagement signed on the 3rd day of January, 2011 between the two parties. The agreement states that the Principal will bear all costs including collection, blending, transportation, shipping and port charges. Further, the agreement states that all costs incurred by the Appellant will be reimbursed so long as the same are supported with third party invoices. As a consequence of making taxable supplies to the Principal, the Appellant proceeded to claim input VAT relating to the same. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |