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kENYA: All eyes on the 2015/16 Finance Bill

Kenyans will have to wait a little longer to know how various taxation measures in the 2015/16 budget will affect them. The Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury Henry Rotich will have to table the Finance Bill 2015/16 before Parliament for discussions. The document contains far reaching amendments to various laws and regulations as well as draft bills to introduce new tax laws, all with implications on the common person on the street.

“There’s still a lot of information outstanding. We have yet to see the Finance Bill and other related bills,” said Anne Eriksson, the PwC Country and Regional Senior Partner.

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