Actually rent income to the worker is deemed to be 15% of basic where the employer HAS provided accommodation. If not provided, it is whatever amount the employer deems fit.

The 15% is for purposes of computing tax, for this case our mboch is below the minimum threshold.

Where food is provided, there is also a percentage of basic which I cant remember. Where both accommodation and meals are provided, this benefit becomes 20%. However, if this benefit does not exceed ksh 3,000, it is not taxable.

Tafuta day scholar they are normally cheaper lakini there is the issue of jam esp if u dont work in the area surrounding.

For boarders utaripa hata kama ana kura hiyo ngiri saba.