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KRA iTax Password Reset, PIN Security and Changing Tax Station

Young Kenyans working on laptops at a Nairobi tech hub – itax password reset
Young Kenyans working on laptops at a Nairobi tech hub. Photo: Hila2k2 / CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Login and PIN issues are KRA’s most common account questions.

Based on questions people sent to KRA’s official X account (@KRACare) and KRA’s own replies, checked on 14 October 2026. Questions are paraphrased.

Password reset

KRA says when resetting, the “old password” is the reset code you received.

Kenyatta Avenue in Nairobi with KICC in view – illustrating itax password reset
Kenyatta Avenue in Nairobi with KICC in view. Photo: Bahnfrend / CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Unrequested PIN reprint

If you did not initiate a reprint, change your password and never share credentials. KRA will not reveal or amend PIN details for third parties.

Change tax station online

ITax > Registration > Amend PIN details > Change Tax Service Office; upload both sides of your ID and a signed letter.

Frequently asked questions

What is the old password when resetting iTax?

The reset code KRA sent you.

Can I change my tax station without visiting KRA?

Yes, via iTax amend PIN details, per KRA.

Related: KRA help hub

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Norah Waceke is a business journalist and editor at Business Radar with more than eight years of experience covering Kenya's economy, companies and markets. She previously worked at Kenyans.co.ke, one of the country's leading digital news platforms, where she reported on business, finance and current affairs. A graduate of Multimedia University of Kenya, Norah focuses on clear, accurate reporting that helps readers understand the money stories shaping their lives and businesses.

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