Capital Gains Tax (CGT)- What you need to Know
- brimishienterprise
- Oct 11, 2020
- 1 min read
· Capital Gains Tax is tax that is levied on transfer of property situated in Kenya. It is declared and paid by the transferor of the property.
· The rate of tax on Capital Gains is 5% of the net gain.
· It is a final tax i.e. the Capital Gain is not subject to further taxation after payment of the 5% rate of tax.
· Payment should be initiated online via iTax.
Exemptions on Capital Gains Tax
1. Income that is taxed elsewhere as in the case of property dealers
2. Issuance by a company of its own shares and debentures
3. Disposal of property for purpose of administering the estate of a deceased person
4. Transfer of property between spouses as part of divorce settlement




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