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It is now up to the president to act on the contentious Finance Bill 2023 that was approved by the National Assembly on Wednesday night. The Bill spells out tough times ahead for Kenyans as most of the new taxation measures take effect starting Sunday next week being the 1st of July.National Assembly Finance and planning Committee Chair Kuria Kimani says collections from the contentious housing levy will be ringfenced to ensure the affordable housing agenda succeeds.
Controversial Finance Bill awaits President Ruto’s signature
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