Kenya Revenue Authority’s Customs and Border Control department exceeded its financial year 2025/26 revenue target, collecting Ksh988.8 billion. The achievement marks a significant milestone in the agency’s efforts to modernize tax administration and boost revenue collection. The collected amount, Ksh988.780 billion, surpassed the set target of Ksh980.794 billion by 100.8 percent.
The success is attributed to increased trade activity, improved compliance, and the implementation of digital systems. These factors contributed to the record-breaking performance. The Kenya Revenue Authority highlighted the role of modernization in enhancing efficiency and transparency in customs operations.
This achievement reflects the ongoing efforts to strengthen the country’s revenue base and support economic growth. The Customs and Border Control department continues to focus on improving service delivery and ensuring adherence to tax regulations. The results underscore the effectiveness of recent reforms in the sector.
The Kenya Revenue Authority’s performance in FY 2025/26 demonstrates a clear upward trend in revenue collection, setting a new benchmark for future fiscal years. (peopledaily.Digital)
