Browsing RP-Accounting and Finance Department by Author "Abdul, Farida"
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Bank Specific Characteristics, Prudential Regulations and Non- Performing Loans of Commercial Banks Listed At Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kenya
(IOSR Journals, 2019)The Kenyan banking industry have in the recent past reported a high level of non-performing loans(NPLs). This development has had a negative impact in the industry with key stakeholders raising alarm over the deteriorating ... -
Determinants of Average Lending Rates among Selected Commercial Banks in Kenya
(International Academic Journals, 2018)Despite liberalization of Kenya’s financial sector in 1991, Kenya has become less competitive in terms of affordability of financial services and access to loans compared to countries such as South Africa and Malaysia ... -
Firm Characteristics and Non-Performing Loans of Commercial Banks in Kenya
(Stratford Peer Reviewed Journals and Book Publishing, 2020)Banking in Kenya and the financial services in general have been identified as a pillar to achieving 2030 Vision. Banking facilitates macro-economic steadiness for long-term development which will transform Kenya to a ... -
Integrated Tax Management System and Performance of Value Added Taxes of Large Taxpayers, Nairobi County, Kenya
(Globeedu Group, 2019-11)In recent years, the challenge of ensuring tax compliance has become the centre of both academic and policy discourse in Kenya due to the importance of tax revenue for the development of the country. The integrated tax ... -
Intracompany Loan and Financial Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Rwanda
(Stratford Peer Reviewed Journal and Book Publishing, 2020)The manufacturing sector in Rwanda contributes to less than 5 percent of the GDP (UNECA, 2015). The financial performance of manufacturing companies in Rwanda has been declining over the years. This might bedue to low ... -
Tax Compliance Behaviour and Tax System Fairness of Corporate Taxpayers in Kenya
(International Knowledge Sharing platform, 2019)The existing tax fairness literature suggests that there are four dimensions of tax fairness: horizontal equity, vertical equity, exchange equity, and procedural fairness. Although research suggests that compliance usually ...
