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As public debate over the 2025 Finance Bill intensifies, the Treasury maintains that the proposed changes are vital for fiscal stability. Treasury CS John Mbadi defended key reforms, including shifting some items from VAT-rated to VAT-exempt, aiming to enhance tax administration and address inefficiencies. He also emphasised the need for the Kenya Revenue Authority to access relevant data solely to boost tax compliance, adding that public consultations are still ongoing.
TREASURY DEFENDS 2025 FINANCE BILL AMID ONGOING DEBATE
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