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On a recent move by technology platforms operating in Kenya to implement the recent digital tax measures introduced by the National Treasury, video conferencing platform, Zoom has announced changes in its Value Added Tax (VAT) pricing for Kenyan users to begin by August.

The company is an update to users that says Zoom is registered for VAT in Kenya as a non-resident supplier of electronic services. Like many companies with a growing international presence, Zoom is routinely evaluating its indirect tax collection and remittance obligations. The application of these taxes to businesses with online activities is a complex and evolving area.
The price changes imply that Kenyan individuals and companies would pay at least Ksh2,500 ($25) more for the cheapest package and at least Ksh4,100 ($41) more for the highest-priced package, which was previously sold at Ksh25,000 ($250) per year. There is a mandate by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) on individuals and firms that supply or expects to supply taxable goods and services worth at least Ksh5 million ($50,000) in a year to register for VAT.
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