Our Compliance Checker provides a preliminary health check of your business’s standing with key Kenyan regulatory bodies. It specifically assesses indicators related to KRA Tax Compliance (filing status and TCC validity), Registrar of Companies (Annual Returns and CR12 status), and statutory deductions like NSSF, NHIF, and the Housing Levy.

No. This tool is a diagnostic self-assessment designed to highlight immediate “red flags” or gaps in your statutory records. While it provides an excellent overview of your risk level, it does not replace a comprehensive Governance or Tax Audit. For a deep-dive verification, we recommend booking a consultation with our audit team.

To get the most accurate results, you should have your Company KRA PIN, Certificate of Incorporation date, and details of your last filed Annual Return handy. You may also need to know your current status regarding monthly statutory payroll filings.

Absolutely. Data privacy is our priority. Any information you enter is encrypted and used solely for the purpose of generating your compliance report. We adhere strictly to the Data Protection Act of Kenya and do not share your details with third parties or government agencies without your explicit consent.

Don’t panic. A “Non-Compliant” status simply means there is a gap that needs closing—often it is a missed return or an unupdated ledger. The system will prompt you to schedule a free 15-minute discovery call with our team to discuss the specific issue and outline a roadmap to get you back to “Good Standing.”

No, this is an informational tool. It identifies where the problems are (e.g., “Missing 2024 Income Tax Return”). To fix the issue, action must be taken on the iTax or eCitizen portal. Adamjee Auditors can assist you in executing these fixes, applying for waivers, or setting up payment plans.

Yes, the initial Compliance Health Check is completely free of charge. If you require professional assistance to resolve any issues identified (such as filing past returns, restructuring shares, or applying for a Tax Compliance Certificate), we will provide a transparent quote for those specific services.

Q: How often should I check my company’s compliance status? A: We recommend running a check quarterly or at least twice a year. Regulations and statuses can change (e.g., a Tax Compliance Certificate expires annually), so regular checks ensure you never face unexpected penalties or business interruptions.