ICPAK In The News

Taxation measures contained in the Finance Act 2018 are set to increase the cost of doing business and living in the country. According to Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya Chairman Julius Mwatu the government ought to renegotiate its loans to seek longer service periods to ease the burden of exerted on the Kenyan […]

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) has raised the red flag over hundreds of accountants practicing illegally. Readmore

Accountants are pushing the government to explore alternative options to plug the deficit left if levying of the unpopular value added tax (VAT) of 16 per cent on petroleum products is stopped.Read more

ICPAK has turned to the Treasury to push the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK) to give members the green light to prescribe minimum fees for each category of service in non-assurance, company audits, saccos, pension schemes and public benefit organisations. Readmore

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) says it fully supports the vetting of procurement officers and the lifestyle audit for public servants.Read more

Corruption has become endemic in Kenya. It has evolved into a cankerous sore that threatens the very fabrics that hold our country together. Read more

Accountants have faulted Treasury’s plan to impose tax on basic commodities and services arguing that the move will further aggravate the already high cost of living and hit the poor most.Readmore