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The Kenya Bankers Association is calling on the Government and the National Assembly to reconsider the proposed 16% Value Added Tax on financial transactions in the Finance Bill 2024. KBA argues that bank charges are cost recoveries, not direct payments for goods or services, and therefore should not be subject to VAT.
Kenya Bankers Association urges parliament to review proposed 14% Vat
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