About
Faith Mungai is a Manager in the Tax & Legal Department and a Tax and Compliance Professional (CPA-K) with over five years of experience in multi-jurisdictional tax compliance, advisory, and strategy across East Africa and international markets, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Mozambique, Mauritius, and the United States. She has strong expertise in cross-border tax filings, transfer pricing, VAT refunds, deferred tax reporting, FAR clean-up, and the implementation of e-TIMS and EFD systems. Faith is also experienced in defending complex tax audits and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Voluntary Tax Disclosure (VAA) matters, helping organizations achieve significant tax savings while ensuring compliance and aligning tax strategies with broader business objectives. Since December 2025, Faith has been serving as a Tax Manager at Keldine and Co. LLP, where she oversees tax advisory assignments and manages tax compliance engagements to ensure accuracy and timely submissions. She also leads global tax compliance projects, conducts tax risk and opportunity reviews, and manages tax dispute resolution processes including audits, objections, appeals, and tribunal representations. In addition, she oversees investment allowance review projects to ensure accurate claims and compliance with statutory requirements. Prior to joining Keldine and Co. LLP, Faith worked at Burn Manufacturing USA LLC from October 2024 to September 2025 as a Senior Tax and Compliance Officer, where she oversaw and managed tax-related activities to ensure compliance with local and regional tax regulations. Earlier in her career, she worked at KPMG East Africa Limited from November 2021 to October 2024 as a Tax Advisor, where she was involved in various consulting engagements supporting clients in meeting their tax obligations and navigating complex tax regulations.
Contributions
- SEPTSignificant Economic Presence Tax
The Draft Income Tax (Significant Economic Presence Tax) Regulations, 2025
Draft SEPT regulations under Section 12E(6) ITA replace DST from 27 December 2024 — scope of digital services, user location, exemptions, 3% effective rate, VAT…
- NSSFKenya
National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Changes Effective February 2026
February 2026 NSSF tier limits shift Tier I to KSh 9,000 and Tier II to KSh 108,000, with new maximum contributions. Act framework, rate tables, payroll actions…
- KRAReverse invoicing
Tax Alert: Kenya Revenue Authority Reverse Invoicing (Buyer-Initiated Invoicing)
eTIMS validation is tightening — only eTIMS-recognised invoices count for VAT and income tax. Here is how Buyer-Initiated Invoicing (reverse invoicing) works fo…