The County Health Department for instance was directed to disclose all their revenue accounts for immediate reconciliation by the Agency.
“It will be prudent that all offices work towards ensuring that we meet our target of Sh5 billion in collected revenues every year because we have the ability and the resources," he said.
The County boss directed revenue officers to embrace the new mantra of culture change which he said involves voluntary tax compliance, personal responsibility and accountability for individual actions despite the Agency fulfilling its mandate on full automation.
Last week, the county entered into a contract with Sense Networks Limited to design, install, implement, commission and maintain a revenue collection and management platform.
The Governor noted that the new revenue collection system is already being actualized by the service provider and is aimed at increasing efficiency and effectiveness in its own source revenue mobilization.
The conference aims at acquainting the new Executive Members on the job mandates of KCRA as well as benefits from new ideas brought in by partners and other participants.
Chief Revenue Administrator Aggrey Musindalo reiterated the commitment of the Agency staff to achieving their individual targets and called for support from across the County Departments towards achieving the same.