Compliance in Kenya for Start-ups
Starting a business in Kenya, like in any other country, requires careful attention to legal and regulatory compliance. Here are five key things that startups in Kenya need to be aware of to ensure compliance
Starting a business in Kenya, like in any other country, requires careful attention to legal and regulatory compliance. Here are five key things that startups in Kenya need to be aware of to ensure compliance
In the fast-paced world of finance and accounting, every decision and action matters. It’s the backbone that drives businesses forward and fuels their growth.
Are you looking to establish a comprehensive and effective framework for finance and accounting in your organization?
In an ever-changing and unpredictable world, resilience has become a crucial quality for organizations and individuals alike.
Engaging in significant business transactions entails inherent complexities and risks.
Technology has ushered in a new era for accounting and finance teams, fundamentally transforming the skills required in these fields and revolutionizing business operations.
Financial due diligence is an essential step that businesses must undertake before making any significant financial decision.
Internal controls are essential for any business, regardless of its size or industry. They are the checks and balances that ensure that financial transactions are accurate, reliable, and secure.
Taxation of branches/permanent establishments – The proposed reduction of the non-resident corporate tax rate from 37.5% to 30% from January 2024 is a welcome move for companies operating in Kenya.
Kenyan companies have been adopting different capital structure approaches based on their specific needs and market conditions.