Who this service is for
Employees with a P9 form, people with no income who need to file a nil return, students and job seekers with a PIN, and anyone who has missed returns in previous years.
How Hirram Services helps
- Choosing the correct return type
- Filing employment income returns using your P9
- Filing nil returns where appropriate
- Explaining reliefs and figures on your return
- Downloading acknowledgement receipts
- Explaining late filing penalties and next steps
What to prepare before you contact us
Having these ready makes the process faster. Requirements are set by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and can change, so we always confirm the current list with you before starting.
- Your KRA PIN and iTax password
- P9 form(s) from your employer(s), if employed
- Details of any other income
- Insurance or other relief documents, if applicable
Key deadline
For individuals, annual income tax returns for the previous year are due by 30 June. Filing early gives time to fix any issues with your P9 or iTax account.
How it works
- 1
Send your P9 or details
Tell us your situation for the tax year.
- 2
We confirm the return type
Employment, nil or other — we explain why.
- 3
File on iTax
We file with you and check every figure.
- 4
Keep your receipt
You receive the e-return acknowledgement receipt.
Hirram Services is an independent assistance provider and is not part of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) or any government office. Official fees are paid to the relevant authority and are separate from our service charge. Approval, timelines and outcomes are decided by the authority. See our service disclaimer.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if I don’t file my KRA returns?
KRA charges penalties for late filing, even for some nil returns. Filing on time protects you and keeps you eligible for a tax compliance certificate.
I have more than one employer. Can you help?
Yes. We combine your P9 forms and file one correct return.
Can I file a nil return if I was employed?
No. If you earned employment income during the year, you should file an employment income return, not a nil return.
