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Provided by Kenneth Njuguna
Kenneth is a Partner at ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna (ALN Kenya) and a member of the tax department. He has specialist skills in Kenyan and cross border taxation.
Kenneth routinely advises clients on all tax aspects of mergers and acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures and corporate restructurings and on business and transaction structuring generally. He also assists clients in complex tax audits and disputes with the Kenya Revenue Authority.
He works with a wide variety of multinational clients including power and utility firms, private equity funds, banking and insurance companies, real estate developers and public benefit organisations.
Kenneth is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Public Secretary.
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Kenneth Njuguna provides tax advice to clients in the context of complex domestic and cross-border transactions. He often acts for significant clients operating in the insurance and energy sectors.
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He possesses a remarkable knack for simplifying complexities, effortlessly explaining them to clients.
He possesses a remarkable knack for simplifying complexities, effortlessly explaining them to clients.
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On 26 June 2024, in response to two weeks of widespread anti-tax protests across major towns and cities in Kenya, President William Ruto recently announced, during a press briefing, the withdrawal of the controversial Finance Bill, 2024 (the Bill).
On 26 June 2024, in response to two weeks of widespread anti-tax protests across major towns and cities in Kenya, President William Ruto recently announced, during a press briefing, the withdrawal of the controversial Finance Bill, 2024 (the Bill).