NAIROBI, Kenya, Feb 15 – The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has onboarded more than 500 fuel stations onto its Electronic Tax Invoice Management System (eTIMS) fuel module following its rollout in December 2025, representing about 16 percent of stations nationwide.
The module integrates fuel retailers into the eTIMS platform, requiring them to issue electronic receipts and transmit sales data to KRA in real time.
The Authority said the move is aimed at enhancing transaction visibility, improving compliance and strengthening revenue collection within the fuel sector.
Deputy Commissioner, Large Taxpayers’ Office, Ezekiel Obura, said revenue collection from the sector is expected to double once the rollout is complete.
He urged motorists to request receipts after every purchase and called on remaining stations to onboard to avoid enforcement measures.
Chief Manager, eTIMS Office, Hakamba Wangwae, described the system as “a game changer for tax compliance and transparency,” noting that it simplifies tax processes for businesses while supporting Kenya’s push toward a fully digital and accountable tax administration.
