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V.A.T. Act 2007 - Kenya Revenue Authority

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Rev. <strong>2007</strong> VALUE ADDED TAX CAP 476<br />

L.N. 121/96.<br />

L.N. 52/2004.<br />

(2) Where payment is made by cheque, the cheque shall be made payable to the<br />

"Commissioner of Value Added Tax" and shall be crossed and endorsed with the<br />

words "account payee only";<br />

(3) All tax payments shall be made by banker’s cheque, bank guaranteed cheque<br />

or cash or by such other method of payment as may be approved by the<br />

Commissioner.<br />

(4) Where any cheque is not honoured upon presentation, the amount stated<br />

thereon shall be deemed not to have been paid and additional tax shall become due<br />

and payable in respect of that amount until such time as it is paid, notwithstanding<br />

that the cheque may subsequently be honoured on presentation.<br />

(5) Any fraction of a shilling due on any return shall be ignored.<br />

Export of taxable<br />

goods and<br />

services.<br />

L.N. 219/90.<br />

L.N. 121/96.<br />

L.N. 42/97.<br />

10. (1) Subject to section 8 of the <strong>Act</strong> and the Fifth Schedule to the <strong>Act</strong>, any<br />

taxable goods or taxable services exported by a registered person shall be zero-rated if<br />

evidence of exportation consisting of -<br />

(a) a copy of the invoice showing the sale of the goods or services to the<br />

purchaser; and<br />

(b) in the case of goods, copies of the bill of lading, road manifest or airway bill, as<br />

the case may be; and<br />

(c) in the case of goods, the export entry duly certified by the proper officer of<br />

customs at the port of export, is maintained on file by the registered person for<br />

examination by an authorized officer on demand and;<br />

L. N. 42/97.<br />

(d) in the case of sugar and all excisable goods, a certificate signed by the<br />

Commissioner of Customs that the goods have been examined and loaded into<br />

sealable vehicles or containers under a tamper proof seal and seal number duly<br />

endorsed on the export entry.<br />

(2) Subject to section 8 of the <strong>Act</strong> and the Fifth Schedule to the <strong>Act</strong>, any taxable<br />

goods or taxable services supplied by a registered person to an export processing zone<br />

enterprise, or to a registered person manufacturing goods in a customs bonded factory<br />

for export, or to any person or organisation as specified in the Eighth Schedule to the<br />

<strong>Act</strong> shall be zero rated if evidence of the supply consisting of –<br />

(a) a copy of the invoice showing the supply of the goods<br />

or services to the purchaser;<br />

(b) proof of the payment made in respect of the goods or<br />

services supplied;<br />

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