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    Effect of Board Size on Tax Planning Amongst Firms Listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kenya
    (International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research, 2023-07) Guyo, Mohamednur brahim; Waweru, Fredrick Warui
    Tax planning is one of the critical tools used by both government and firms to achieve optimum revenue. Tax laws are formulated by different government authorities to derive maximum benefit from tax provisions. Although tax preparation might boost profitability, it can also come at the expense, preventing businesses from optimizing revenue by tax planning. For example, when corporate structure is a requirement for getting the intended tax advantages, possible expenses can arise if tax planning is disputed by taxation, resulting in brand damage. Various studies have been carried out on board attributes and tax planning among different sectors and different nations all this having mixed results. Therefore, this study sought to investigate the effect of board size on tax planning amongst firms listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kenya. The sample for the investigation included 65 Nairobi Securities Exchange listed companies listed between 2014 and 2021, and secondary panel data was collected from these companies using a census sampling technique. The study adopted descriptive and panel regression techniques of analysis which has some diagnostic tests. Ethical standards were adhered to in the study. Revelation from the survey showed that board size significantly in a manner that is positive with effect on tax planning of listed firms. The report consequently suggests that board size be decreased to improve tax planning effectiveness for Kenyan listed companies at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. This would enable the board of directors of the companies to facilitate decision-making within the shortest time frame possible

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