NTA convened CSOs and media to dissect Kenya's Wealth Tax potential. The dialogue highlighted a stark reality: the top 10% hold over 40% of the nation's wealth, largely untaxed. Explore the key insights and roadmap for a fairer tax system that asks those with the greatest capacity to contribute more to national development.
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA) launched a Study to Establish the Size of Kenya’s Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs).
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA) convened a multisectoral meeting with Kenya Revenue Authority, The National Treasury and Economic Planning, Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA)
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA) convened the first day of a two-day Ward Development Committee (WDC) workshop aimed at strengthening public participation and accountability in the county’s development and budget processes.
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA) had an inception meeting with the Office of the Governor in Nandi County to discuss collaboration under the Hatua Zaidi – Deepening Citizen Power for Accountable Governance initiative.
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA) had a strategic engagement meeting with the Office of the Auditor General (OAG)
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA) had a strategic meeting with the Cabinet Secretary at the National Treasury offices in Nairobi, attended also by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), to explore areas of collaboration ahead of the upcoming National Taxpayers Conference (NTC) scheduled for October 2025.
Conference on Tobacco Taxation and Health Financing, held on August 14, 2025, in Lusaka, Zambia. Together with policymakers drawn from more than 10 countries, we examined how tobacco taxation can reduce consumption and sustainably finance health systems.
The National Taxpayers Association (NTA), represented by our Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Patrick Nyangweso, participated today in the RESET Alcohol Project Dissemination Workshop held at the Weston Hotel, Nairobi.
Kenya takes a historic step forward with the launch of its first National Policy on Substance Abuse, a crucial move to combat a crisis costing the nation Ksh 50 billion annually in lost productivity and healthcare burdens.