The bill which is expected to raise Sh24 billion now awaits assent by President William Ruto.
The MPs specifically cited Article 31(c) and (d) of the Kenyan Constitution, which guarantees every citizen the fundamental right to privacy.
After months of public outcry over shrinking take-home pay and relentless fuel costs, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has finally hinted at sweeping changes in the...
The hashtags #FreeRoseNjeri, #RejectFinanceBill2025, and #RutoMustGo have gained significant traction online, reflecting widespread discontent with both Njeri's arrest and the broader political climate under President William...
The arrest followed Njeri's May 19 announcement on social media about creating a digital tool that would allow Kenyans to easily submit objections to the Finance...
Commissioner General defends controversial data access clause as lawmakers raise alarm over citizen rights Kenya Revenue Authority Commissioner General Humphrey Wattanga found himself under intense scrutiny...
The legal body, alongside KPMG East Africa, Ernst & Young, and CDH Law Firm, has raised serious concerns about clauses that they argue fundamentally undermine individual...
The bill seeks to delete provisions prohibiting KRA from accessing sensitive information when integrating with business systems such as MPesa to obtain real-time transaction data.
Instead of introducing new taxes, the William Ruto administration is targeting tax expenditures by changing the VAT status of various manufacturing inputs from zero-rated to exempt.
Kenyans have long endured the burden of following up with the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) to claim refunds on tax reliefs that should have been applied...
As part of these reforms, the initial KSh4.3 trillion budget will be significantly revised before submission to Parliament.
In a bold move to modernize civic engagement, the Kenyan government is turning to WhatsApp to involve citizens in shaping the Finance Bill 2025. Molo MP...