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Startups now get tax reprieve as they list at the Nairobi bourse

Small businesses seeking to enter the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) should not worry about their tax records two years prior to joining.

Finance Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich has given firms with tax issues an amnesty to list at the Nairobi Bourse, where they will only be required to pay principal taxes.

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