How to Check CRB Status in Kenya

If you’ve ever taken a loan or bought something on credit, your financial behavior is being tracked. In Kenya, this is done…
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If you’ve ever taken a loan or bought something on credit, your financial behavior is being tracked. In Kenya, this is done…
Ever seen a product with big green letters saying “eco-friendly” but wondered if it’s really good for the planet? You’re not alone. …
Sustainability Linked Loans (SLLs) are changing how Kenyan businesses finance their operations while promoting environmental responsibility. These innovative financial products tie loan…
Starting a business in Kenya can be exciting, but finding the right financing is often challenging. Many entrepreneurs struggle to secure the…
Ever wondered what happens to your money when you contribute to the NSSF? The National Social Security Fund is Kenya’s government agency…
Planning to start a business in Kenya? You need to know the legal requirements before diving in. Starting a business in Kenya…
When filling out official forms or exploring sector-based opportunities in Kenya, you’re often asked to pick your business type. That simple dropdown…
To calculate VAT in Kenya, you need to understand the basic mechanism of VAT, which is a consumption tax applied to taxable…
As an entrepreneur in Kenya, you’re stepping into a vibrant market where how people pay shapes your business success. Payment methods in…
Starting a money lending business in Uganda offers a promising opportunity, but it’s a venture that demands grit, planning, and strict adherence…
Learn how the new NSSF contribution rates affect you. Explore employee and employer deductions, including the updated Kshs. 72,000 salary cap, and 6% rate on
gross income.
Understanding how Pay As You Earn (PAYE) works is essential for employees and employers in Kenya. PAYE ensures that taxes are deducted…