Q_id : 6 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :17/06/2016 | |
CIC Insurance Group Limiteda) Whether the issues before the Appeal had been determined in - Nairobi High Court Petition No. 383 of 2013; Mark Obuya and five others vs The Commissioner of Domestic Taxes and two others and - Nairobi High court Petition no. 100 of 2015; Fairsure Insurance Brokers Ltd and 17 others vs The Commissioner of Customs and Excise and one other as alleged by the Respondent b) Whether the Tribunal should Strike out the Appeal. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 5 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :27/01/2016 | |
Care International in KenyaThe provisions of Clause H(i) at page 4 of the said Agreement which when read together with Clause Cat page 2 of the said Agreement provides that the Government of the Republic of Kenya agreed to allow four (4) regular International Staff and professionally qualified Non-Kenyan expatriate Personnel of CARE International to be issued with work permits gratis. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 4 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :2015 | |
BTB Insurance Brokers LimitedThe Issue is whether an intermediary or agent registered under the Insurance Act is subject to excise tax on brokerage commissions earned, under Customs and Excise Act as read together with the amendment in Finance Act number 38 of 2013. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 3 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :22/03/2016 | |
Braeburn Schools Limiteda) Whether the School Fees concession facility was gains or profits from employment to the employees of the appellant b) What is the value of the gains or profits from employment, if any that can be determined to accrue in (a) above, and provisions of the Section 5(2)(b) of ITA are applicable c) Whether the Appellant is liable to pay the PAYE taxes on the gains and profits from employment, if any, are determined to accrue in (a) above. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
Q_id : 2 Tax Appeals Tribunal        DOF :2012-08-10 | |
Bidco Oil Refineries LimitedThe alleged dispute between the Appellant and the Customs Services Department of the Kenya Revenue Authority arose out of a contract for import of edible oils and related products from Josovina Commodities PTE Singapore wherein customs alleged an undervaluation of duty payable on imports under the said contract. That the Respondent sought to uplift the values on all of the Appellant's cargoes from 2004 to 2008 since the Appellant insured all its cargo at 110% of the transaction value that is Cost and Freight, CFR Value. That by a letter dated 11th September 2009 the Respondent demanded payment within seven (7) days, as under valuation of duty, of the sum of Kshs 702,334.527.00 A consent order was signed as agreed upon by both parties, the Tribunal has determined that the said issues can be collapsed into two, namely; a) Whether the statutory provisions governing customs valuation of imported goods was properly applied by the Respondent? b) Whether the Respondent is entitled to demand the extra revenue of Kshs. 1, 377,505,229. ..Read more | |
Country Kenya | |
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