Gambling, Interest Rate Capping and Low Tax Revenues in Kenya: A Reflection
The Kenyan economy is indeed struggling. If you…
The Kenyan economy is indeed struggling. If you…
Introduction Failure to comply with tax laws results…
Introduction
Finally, the Finance Bill 2018 was taken through the legislative process with various amendments.
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INTRODUCTION
During the 2018-2019 Kenya National budget speech on 14th June 2018, the Cabinet Secretary (CS) to the National Treasury proposed introduction of Presumptive tax to replace Turnover tax.
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Introduction
During the reading of the National budget for 2017/18 in March 2017, the Cabinet Secretary (CS) for the National Treasury proposed several changes which were incorporated in the Finance Bill, 2017.
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Some of the tax proposals were specific to Special Economic Zones (SEZs).
Introduction
30th March 2017 was the national 2017/18 budget day for Kenya. This was a first since the country is used to budget readings in June.
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In the budget speech by the Cabinet Secretary (CS) for the National Treasury, there were several instances where tax incentives for Special Economic Zones (SEZs) were mentioned.