Understanding Permanent Establishment Risks for Multinationals As international business activity increasingly crosses borders, one of the most critical questions facing foreign investors is whether their activities in a particular country create a taxable presence. In Kenya, this issue is primarily governed by the concept of a Permanent Establishment (PE). Where a foreign company is considered to […]
You don’t need to own an office to have a tax problem. A software company allows a senior engineer to work from a home office in a neighboring country for six months. A manufacturer sends a team to a client’s site to oversee a long-term project. A sales director travels frequently to negotiate deals, but […]
Remote work is no longer a temporary arrangement—it is a permanent feature of the modern workforce. But when an employee logs in from another country, they may be doing more than answering emails. In some cases, they may be creating a Permanent Establishment (PE) for your company and exposing the business to unexpected cross-border taxation. Use this […]
Travelport Services (Kenya) Limited v Commissioner of Legal Services Board Coordination In February 2026, the Tax Appeals Tribunal issued a landmark ruling in a case centered on whether a Kenyan subsidiary of a global travel technology group constituted a Permanent Establishment of its UK parent, and what that meant for additional assessments spanning corporate tax, […]



