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Taxation: A case of damned if you do, damned if you don’t

Nikhil Hira. [Photo: Courtesy]

Question: How crucial are the new taxation measures for the Treasury? Can the country do away with them?

Answer: Kenya has been running a deficit for a while now and this seems to be growing annually. When you add the increased borrowing, it is clear that additional recurring revenue is very important for the Government. This revenue will also help in achieving the Big Four agenda and indeed a number of the amendments are targeted at raising revenue for this. In that sense, these revenue measures are critical for the country.

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