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About ATT

Built by the team that argues these cases.

Africa Tax Terminal is a product of Tarra Agility Africa — a boutique tax and legal advisory firm whose partners have appeared before the Tax Appeals Tribunal and the High Court of Kenya.

The Foundation

The best tax minds. The best technology. One platform.

Tax governance in Kenya and across Africa is broken — fragmented legislation, unavailable case law, revenue authority policy inconsistent with the law. The tax information gap between finance teams and revenue authorities costs businesses millions every year.

ATT is the delivery of tax information and advice by Tarra Agility experts, supported and enabled by proprietary internal technology. Advisor first, technology enabled.

ATT is built for finance teams at multinationals and VC-backed firms whose CFO needs a defensible compliance position — not just annual returns, but a documented, case-law-backed understanding of where the risks are. Our goal is to make the traditional annual tax health check irrelevant.

  • Grounded in source law only

    ATT relies exclusively on source documents with force of law: decided cases, statutes, and official KRA notices. No opinion content, no generic guidance.

  • Built for confidentiality

    Zero Data Retention on all AI API calls. AES-256 at rest. Your financial data is never used to train any model or shared with any third party.

  • A Tarra Agility Africa product

    Tarra Agility Africa is a Nairobi-based tax and legal advisory firm. ATT is its intelligence infrastructure product.

Case Law Foundation

A selection from ATT's one-of-a-kind knowledge base.

Each case is structured as: facts, issue, holding, rationale, and checklist implications.

Virginia Wangari v KRA

TAT2026

M-Pesa and bank credits assessed as taxable income where not characterised with contemporaneous documentation.

→ ATT check: CIT-006 — Unexplained bank and M-Pesa receipts

Wildlife Works Sanctuary v CLSBC

TAT2025

KES 6.8B TP assessment defeated — taxpayer won because documentation was contemporaneous and specific to the entity's actual functions, assets, and risks.

→ ATT check: TP-001 — FAR analysis contemporaneity

Gedi Boss Trading v CDT

TAT2024

Input VAT disallowed where supplier could not be verified — even where goods were delivered. Buyer's good faith is not a defence.

→ ATT check: VAT-003 — eTIMS supplier validation

Atta Kenya v CDT

TAT2025

Appeal struck out for filing 16 days late. Article 159(2)(d) does not cure a missed statutory deadline.

→ ATT check: PRO-002 — Appeal timeline tracking

Weetabix East Africa v CLSBC

TAT2025

KES 241M TP dispute — TNMM validated; IQR range upheld as arm's length.

→ ATT check: TP-007 — Method appropriateness and IQR analysis

See what ATT finds in your data.

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