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Public hearings on the Finance Bill 2025 and the Virtual Asset Providers Bill 2025 began in Nairobi, with 32 entities submitting memoranda to the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning. The National Treasury is aiming to raise at least 24 billion shillings by streamlining tax expenditures on products and services that do not directly lower production costs and therefore fail to ease the cost of living.
Finance Bill Public hearing conducted by National Assembly Finance committe
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