Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya Stories

Parliament urged to rein in fiscal indiscipline as audit flags misuse of public funds

Lucy Mumbi | Oct 14, 2025

ICPAK has called for stronger accountability in the management of public finances, highlighting ongoing weaknesses in financial reporting and fiscal d...

SHA says whistleblower Andrew Rotich has not lost job amid recruitment controversy

Lucy Mumbi | Oct 01, 2025

ICPAK Chairperson Elizabeth Kalunda defended Rotich’s record, highlighting his contributions at the former NHIF and SHA in uncovering suspected irregu...

Bill proposes wealth declarations for school bursars and their families

Maureen Kinyanjui | Aug 16, 2025

The Basic Education (Amendment) Bill, 2025, sponsored by Sirisia MP John Waluke, proposes lifestyle audits for bursars and accountants in schools and...

ICPAK to roll out QR-coded financial statements to curb fraud and unlicensed practice

Lucy Mumbi | Jun 11, 2025

ICPAK says only licensed practitioners will be issued a UDIN, enabling them to generate a unique QR code and serial number via a digital portal, both...

Accountants push for tax reforms to spur industrial growth, boost household incomes

Maureen Kinyanjui | May 29, 2025

According to ICPAK’s submission to the National Assembly, a lower corporate tax rate would “enhance Kenya’s strategic position as an investment hub.

MPs reject accountants’ proposal to give Auditor Generals huge retirement perks

Maureen Kinyanjui | Nov 27, 2024

Other high-end benefits requested by ICPAK included a dedicated driver, personal assistant, housekeeper, gardener, cleaner, and two armed security gua...

Accountants ask state to reconsider taxes on bread, vehicles and digital transactions

Alfred Onyango | Jun 04, 2024

ICPAK says the proposal to reclassify the supply of ordinary bread from zero-rated to standard-rated will increase the product’s price, as it is a sta...