Starting today, you will pay more for a number of goods and services as some of National Treasury’s far-reaching tax measures take effect. Mobile money transactions, bank transactions for amounts over Sh500,000, kerosene, bottled water, chocolate are some of the items whose prices will go up after Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich slapped them with additional duties.
Read more at: https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001286133/tough-times-as-new-taxes-take-effect-today
kulipa ushuru ni kujitegemea
Kenya manufacturing sector ought to have 12hrs shift.
Nimelipishwa a whole Ks. 2 kununua Bundles za Telkom by PesaPal…Nimefeel uchungu!!
hata Mafuta haijawai shuka na Ks. 2!!
We are doing these things for the future generations. Remember the wish old man who planted a tree, knowing very well he will never enjoy the shade of that tree.
Sasa ndungu yangu, lipa ushuru we build Kenya.
Hehehe…just withdraw 499,999. Zile mashillingi nyinyi hudharau ndizo zitawaokoa sasa…
For WHO?!
Wacha nifanikiwe na Application yangu ya Asylum kule Norway…nitakuwa nawachekelea from the North
Hata huko utalipa ushuru tuuu. Jaribu Qatar au UAE…
We tighten the belts
They were people in Norway, and all other developed countries, who were where we are now.
The question is, if they ran away, how would Norway be ?
I’d like you to prove that Norway was being mismanaged the way Kenya is
Over taxation is not going to grow the economy. At this rate we’re going to get stuck in the middle income country stagnation.
Rotich is clueless government should be providing a lot of tax exemption for Kenyan companies and increase traiffs on Imports not from East Africa or Africa.