The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has actually clarified that federal government providers can send legitimate tax billings produced through either eTIMS or TIMS under the Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS).
In a public notification gotten by Kenyans.co.ke on Thursday, October 15, the tax firm described that the plan was established together with the National Treasury to accommodate billings from both systems.
“The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), in cooperation with the National Treasury, wants to clarify that the combination in between the Electronic Tax Invoice Management System (eTIMS) and the Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) supports the recognition of tax billings produced through both the Electronic Tax Invoice Management System (eTIMS) and the Tax Invoice Management System (TIMS),” the notification mentioned.
The statement supplied upgraded assistance amidst concerns from organizations providing items and services to public organizations as they look for payment through federal government monetary procedures.
A trader showcasing the eTIMS invoice.
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In August, KRA revealed that eTIMS had actually been incorporated with IFMIS and directed providers to produce legitimate billings for products and services supplied to federal government entities.
The integrated system was presented to enhance the confirmation of tax billings and reinforce responsibility in deals including public funds.
In addition, the plan looks for to make sure tax compliance by allowing automated examine billings sent by federal government providers.
At the time, services were likewise advised to make sure that billing information matched the records created and kept in eTIMS to prevent inconsistencies throughout payment processing.
The current notification makes it clear that legitimate TIMS billings are likewise accepted, an information that was not clearly discussed in the earlier statement.
KRA kept in mind that billings from either platform need to satisfy the needed recognition requirements before they can continue to the payment phase in IFMIS.
The authority included that it would continue dealing with Treasury to help federal government firms and services with the application and usage of the platform.
Providers looking for help with billing recognition or the integrated system can call KRA’s contact centre telephone number or e-mail address.
Treasury CS John Mbadi providing the 2026 Budget Policy Statement to the Budget and Appropriations Committee on March 2, 2026.
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