Details for: Comprehensive own source revenue potential and tax gap study of county governments : Kenya report.

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Study supported by the World Bank.

tudy covers own-source revenue potential and tax gaps for Kenya's 47 county governments.

The study provides estimates and targets to help counties improve revenue administration, strengthen collection systems, reduce leakages, and enhance fiscal autonomy. It found substantial untapped revenue potential, with counties estimated to be capable of raising about KSh 216 billion compared with approximately KSh 31 billion collected at the time.

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