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KRA wins Sh100m case against Fly540

Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Commissioner General John Njiraini. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU |

What you need to know:

  • High Court judge George Odunga sanctioned the agency notices issued to four banks, directing them to remit the funds from the accounts of Fly540 Aviation to Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
  • Fly540 said the charges and fees had been determined arbitrarily without due consultations and termed them irrational, unreasonable and excessive.

A Nairobi court has allowed the taxman to recover Sh100 million from regional airline Fly540, representing accrued charges for air navigation services and regulatory fees.

Consequently, High Court judge George Odunga sanctioned the agency notices issued to four banks, directing them to remit the funds from the accounts of Fly540 Aviation to Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).