Recruitment of Commissioner-Investigations and Enforcement at Deloitte Consulting

Description

Our client, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) is the principal revenue collector for the Government of Kenya, with the primary goal of delivering Kenya to financial self-sufficiency through effective tax revenue mobilization.

KRA is seeking to recruit an exceptional leader who is a discernible change catalyst, with impeccable integrity and the ability to build a culture of ethical, results-oriented, and high performing team to fill exciting and challenging role of Commissioner – Investigations, and Enforcement.

Requirements

Reporting to the Commissioner General, the Commissioner – Investigation and Enforcement will be responsible for enhancing revenue collection through timely tax intelligence, investigations and enforcements services that foster confidence in both the tax system and compliance with the law.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide strategic leadership in driving the overall performance, transformation, and change agenda in the Investigations and Enforcement Department;
• Develop and implement strategies and frameworks for revenue assurance and effective tax compliance;
• Formulate policies and procedures to optimize revenue collection and operational efficiency of the department;
• Establish systems to identify, investigate, prosecute and deter willful non-compliance, tax fraud, and crimes in line with tax legislation;
• Investigate and identify non-compliant sectors or taxpayers and conduct taxpayer assessments and education, and develop appropriate mitigation strategies for non-compliance;
• Establish and maintain effective strategic and cross border business partnerships and networks; and
• Formulate, implement and monitor the department’s budgets, and enhance controls to deter leakages.

Person Specifications

• Be a holder of a University Degree in Business Administration, Economics, Law or related field from a recognized institution;
• A Master’s Degree in the relevant fields, and professional qualification and membership to a professional body shall be an added advantage;
• Have at least fifteen (15) years’ work experience in fraud investigation, revenue assurance, commercial risk, tax administration, or fiscal management with not less than ten (10) years in a senior leadership role, within corporate management operations in a large public or private organization;
• Have a high understanding of the dynamics of illicit trade and impact on both revenue and trade;·
• Must have demonstrable knowledge of the National Security management strategies and requirements; and
• Have strong leadership, team building, and communication skills, with the ability to persuade and influence stakeholders.