Overview of Turnover Tax (TOT) Turnover Tax (TOT) is a tax levied on the gross sales/turnover of small businesses in Kenya. It was reintroduced by the Kenyan government to simplify the tax compliance process for small businesses and to broaden the tax base. The TOT regime is designed to replace the normal income tax for […]
As the year winds down, many of us look forward to the joyous holiday season. However, it can also be a financially demanding time. To make the most of your holiday without draining your bank account, it’s important to plan and save ahead. In this article, we will explore practical tips on how to save
Living in Kenya has become an expensive affair, especially with the rising costs of housing, transportation, and food. In 2023, it is expected that the cost of living will continue to increase. However, with the help of HelaPesa, you can navigate these rising costs and manage your finances effectively. The cost of living index in
In today’s fast-paced world, financial stability is a top priority for many individuals. When it comes to managing our money, two key strategies often come to mind: investing and saving. Both methods aim to grow our wealth and secure our financial future, but they differ greatly in their approach and potential outcomes. Understanding the difference
What comes to mind when you hear check-off loan? The first thing to understand about check-off loans is that they are a transaction between the company you work for, the financial institution that gives the loan, yourself (as an employee of the firm), and your income. If you need money quickly, a check-off loan is
Mobile money has revolutionized the lending landscape in Kenya, providing quick and convenient access to loans. With just a few taps on a mobile app, individuals can secure funds for various purposes, such as emergencies, business ventures, or personal expenses. These digital lenders leverage technology to streamline the loan application process, eliminating the need for
According to a survey conducted by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics, more than 80% of Kenya’s adult population uses mobile money providers, and digital loan services have become an increasingly important avenue for people to access credit, as many are unable to obtain loans from traditional providers such as banks. So, why do Kenyans
When your relatives or friends are struggling financially, lending money to them can be a kind gesture. However, it can become troublesome if your efforts to assist result in conflicts or you encounter financial problems as a result. Truth is, we have all found ourselves in a situation where we could not say ‘no’ to
