Crypto exchanges spared from taxes as Kenya court nullifies 2023 Finance Bill
TechCabal | Kenn Abuya - Aug 01, 2024
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- Crypto exchanges in Kenya no longer have to pay the Digital Asset Tax (DAT) introduced in the Finance Act 2023.
- The Kenyan court of appeal declared the tax unconstitutional.
- None of the local cryptocurrency exchange platforms had remitted the taxes before the ruling.
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The ruling declaring the Digital Asset Tax (DAT) unconstitutional is a positive development for crypto exchanges in Kenya. However, it highlights the need for a more suitable tax structure based on transaction gains or income. This decision may encourage further discussions on how to regulate and tax the digital asset market in the country.
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