CS Mbadi Defends Tax Relief Plan: ‘It’s a Lot to Someone Earning 30,000’
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has defended the government’s decision to raise Kenya’s minimum taxable income from KSh24,000 to KSh30,000, noting that teachers, police officers, and other low-income earners have welcomed the move. Speaking during the launch of Ziidi Trader on Tuesday, Mbadi explained that the tax reforms are part of the government’s bottom-up economic transformation agenda, aimed at easing financial pressure on low- and middle-income workers. “Those who are earning 30,000 and below should pay zero tax. And it is not just those earning 30,000 and below; even if you are earning a million, your first 30,000 will not
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