Nairobi, May 6 -- Kenya's tax system is undergoing a structural transformation, and the expansion of electronic tax invoice management system (eTIMS) into income tax is at the heart of this shift. This is not simply a compliance upgrade but a mechanism that systematically widens the Kenya tax base and reshapes how economic activity translates into fiscal obligations.

Historically, underreporting, fragmented records, and informal practices allowed significant portions of economic activity to remain invisible. eTIMS now closes this gap at its source, creating transaction-level visibility that brings previously hidden revenue into the formal system.

By capturing every invoice, payment, and expense, eTIMS enables the Kenya Revenue Authority...