Quick answers.
Yes. You can combine monthly, annual and event-based returns—such as PAYE, VAT, withholding and an annual return—then review their requirements together before continuing.
You select the situations that describe you, and Taxy suggests returns worth reviewing. The result is preliminary: it does not inspect your KRA profile or formally determine your registered obligations.
No. Taxy is an independent Kenyan tax-guidance platform. It is not KRA, an official government website or an authorized representation of KRA. We link to official KRA sources so you can verify important information.
Not from the public filing-plan screen alone. After sign-in, the selected taxes become private filing drafts. You provide the exact requirements and explicitly place each filing order before an accountant can access or process it.
Not necessarily. A nil return generally indicates no income to declare. Income that produces no tax after reliefs or other calculations can still belong in a normal return.
KRA states that individuals with an active Income Tax obligation file an annual return. Employment income is normally declared in a normal individual return, even where the employer already deducted PAYE.
That is still employment income for the year. A normal return may be required. Gather the P9 or other employment records before deciding.
The checker is preliminary guidance, not a completed filing or formal tax opinion. Complex, disputed or high-value situations should be reviewed by a qualified tax professional.
Assessment answers stay in your browser. Taxy asks for KRA access details only inside your secure workspace when they are needed for a filing order.
KRA’s general guidance says individual returns for a calendar year are filed by 30 June of the following year. Always confirm the relevant period and any official notice directly with KRA.