The effect of tax incentives on financial performance of five-star hotels in Nairobi county
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2015-11Author
Onyango, Maxwell
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The purpose of this study was to establish the effect of tax incentives on financial
performance of Five-Star hotels in Nairobi County. The study adopted the use of
quantitative descriptive design. For the purpose of the research, the population
constituted all the seven Five-Star hotels in Nairobi County. A census was conducted
for all the seven Five-Star hotels using a questionnaire. The response rate attained was
100%. The data collected was provided by Management Accountants of the Five -Star
Hotels. Data collected was analyzed using multiple regression model to establish the
association between tax incentives and financial performance of the Five-Star Hotels
in Nairobi County. The study revealed that there is 89.5% variation in financial
performance of Five-Star Hotels due to changes in ID, IBD & W&T. The regression
output found a statistically significant strong positive relationship between W&T and
financial performance of Five-Star Hotels in Nairobi County. It also established a
negative association between ID, IBD and financial performance of Five-Star Hotels
in Nairobi County. The study therefore, recommends that the government should
encourage tax incentives in the form of W&T which is beneficial to the financial
performance of the Five-Star Hotel in Nairobi County. It also recommends that the
government should review the policies that guide the provision of ID & IBD.
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University of Nairobi