KRA Confirms George Obell as Commissioner for Micro and Small Taxpayers Department
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : Obell, who has been serving in an acting capacity since the department's creation in March, is credited with establishing key operational structures and driving initiatives to improve tax compliance and service delivery among small businesses.59% : KRA's board expressed confidence that his appointment will further strengthen tax administration for micro and small enterprises and promote inclusive economic growth.
56% : Obell chairs the African Tax Administration Forum's VAT Technical Committee and holds degrees in business, law, and accounting.
55% : He has led reforms in digital taxation, electronic invoicing, and risk-based compliance.
52% : With 28 years of experience in tax administration, Obell previously served as Deputy Commissioner for both the Medium Taxpayers Office and the East and South of Nairobi Tax Service Office.
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