Safaricom’s Mpesa and Airtel’s paybill and till numbers used by millions of Kenyans to make daily transactions across the country will soon be used as tax registers. Kenya’s President William Ruto’s government is targeting mobile money pay bills and till numbers to convert them into electronic tax registers (ETRs) by December 25 in a bid…...
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Kenya’s government targets mobile money paybills to catch tax evaders from December
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