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Lecture 27 Β· Paleah Stores could not explain KSh33 billion in deposits, and the bill reached KSh9.2 billion.

𝑻𝒉𝒆 π‘ͺ𝒂𝒔𝒆 π‘Ήπ’π’π’Ž: With its records in pieces, Paleah could not show which of KSh33 billion in bank deposits was not income. The tribunal held every unexplained deposit against it and confirmed a demand above KSh9.2 billion.

By The Precursor Editorial Team, Tax and financial judgement Β· 4 min read,
Lecture 27 Β· Paleah Stores could not explain KSh33 billion in deposits, and the bill reached KSh9.2 billion.

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The tax authority cannot reconcile your returns, so it goes to your bank and your suppliers instead. It treats almost every deposit in your accounts as taxable income.

Put yourself in the finance director's chair. When the only full record of your business is the bank statement, who has to explain each line, and with what?

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