The Budget Policy Statement and the accompanying Finance Bill represent a massive structural shift for the Kenyan real estate sector. Rather than sweeping architectural changes, this fiscal cycle focuses heavily on tax base expansion, aggressive compliance automation, and institutional restructuring. For developers, landlords, and individual homebuyers, the implications are highly specific. Here is the...
The Finance Bill, 2026 marks a significant shift in Kenya’s taxation of real estate income by introducing a dedicated regime for non-resident landlords—individuals and entities earning rental income from property situated within the country. Branded as the Non-Resident Rental Income Tax, the measure is set to take effect on 1 July 2026, and reflects a broader policy move toward tightening compliance...
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