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  1. Kenya's Budget and Appropriations Committee reviews the national budget amid revenue shortfalls and transparency issues affecting health benefits access.
  2. Trade unions in Kenya warned Parliament against excise duty on essential communication tools in the Finance Bill 2026.
  3. Aggressive taxation and the failure to implement promised PAYE reliefs in the Finance Bill 2026 are causing disposable incomes to erode in Kenya.
  4. The Kenya Revenue Authority Amendment Bill empowers KRA to enforce revenue collection for the State.

KRA mandates eTIMS validation for IFMIS payments.

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KRA mandates eTIMS validation for IFMIS payments.

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The Kenya Revenue Authority Amendment Bill empowers KRA to enforce revenue collection for the State. All 2 developments

Within Kenya's Budget and Appropriations Committee reviews the national budget amid revenue shortfalls and transparency issues affecting health benefits access.

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