The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has re-advertised several top-level job opportunities in its ongoing efforts to bolster leadership and enhance service delivery. The public notice, published on 17th June 2025 and now re-issued, invites qualified and visionary candidates to apply for the roles of Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners. These positions are pivotal in driving KRA’s mission to foster voluntary tax compliance and economic growth.
One Commissioner Position Available
KRA is seeking a suitable candidate for the position of Commissioner for Micro and Small Taxpayers. This role plays a critical part in shaping tax strategies targeting Kenya’s vast micro and small enterprises, which form the backbone of the economy. The position has a single vacancy and is referenced as RA/PKF04/2025.
Twelve Deputy Commissioner Posts Up for Grabs
The re-advertisement also includes twelve Deputy Commissioner positions spread across various departments, each demanding high-level strategic and operational leadership. These include:
- Trade Facilitation – KRA/PKF005/2025
- Micro and Small Taxpayers – KRA/PKF006/2025
- Tax Dispute Resolution – KRA/PKF007/2025
- Revenue Monitoring – KRA/PKF008/2025
- Enforcement and Prosecution – KRA/PKF009/2025
- Business Transformation and Digital Engineering – KRA/PKF010/2025
- Risk Management – KRA/PKF011/2025
- Supply Chain Management – KRA/PKF012/2025
- Audit and Risk – KRA/PKF013/2025
- Information Security and Data Governance – KRA/PKF014/2025
- Infrastructure Management – KRA/PKF015/2025
- International Tax – KRA/PKF016/2025
Each vacancy calls for professionals with demonstrated experience in the respective fields, capable of spearheading critical reforms and enhancing efficiency in revenue collection and compliance enforcement.
Application Process and Deadline
Interested applicants are directed to review detailed job descriptions and submit their applications through the PKF website at https://www.pkfea.com/careers. All applications must be submitted by Monday, 11th August 2025 at 23:59 EAT. Importantly, those who had applied in response to the previous announcement need not reapply.
This re-advertisement underlines KRA’s commitment to transparency, equal opportunity, and strengthening institutional leadership. The positions are part of broader reforms aimed at optimizing revenue collection, enhancing digital transformation, and ensuring tax equity across all economic sectors.
As Kenya intensifies efforts to expand its tax base and modernize revenue administration, these roles present a prime opportunity for skilled professionals to contribute meaningfully to national development.
