BudgetKe2020 digital tax

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Lister
Treasury Secretary Ukur Yatani has presented his Sh2.7 trillion Budget for the year starting July 1, outlining the spending plans, including the taxation measures to finance the proposals.
The budget includes a stimulus package to jumpstart an economy ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Here are some of the highlights:
SMES: Treasury CS has directed ministries, departments and agencies to clear all pending bills failure to which funding will be withheld.
EDUCATION: The Government has waived examination fees for KCSE and KCPE candidates.
DIGITAL: Online transactions to now attract a 1.5 percent digital tax as govt goes after growing e-commerce in the country.
DEBT: “Our debt remains sustainable, despite some of the debt burden indicators deteriorating due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic which has elevated expenditure pressure,” CS Ukur Yatani said.
 

Meria

Elder Lister
Staff member
Treasury Secretary Ukur Yatani has presented his Sh2.7 trillion Budget for the year starting July 1, outlining the spending plans, including the taxation measures to finance the proposals.
The budget includes a stimulus package to jumpstart an economy ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Here are some of the highlights:
SMES: Treasury CS has directed ministries, departments and agencies to clear all pending bills failure to which funding will be withheld.
EDUCATION: The Government has waived examination fees for KCSE and KCPE candidates.
DIGITAL: Online transactions to now attract a 1.5 percent digital tax as govt goes after growing e-commerce in the country.
DEBT: “Our debt remains sustainable, despite some of the debt burden indicators deteriorating due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic which has elevated expenditure pressure,” CS Ukur Yatani said.
Si hio ya KCPE KCSE tuliskia 2yrs ago.
 

wrongturn

Elder Lister
Apparently it is 14%. 1.5 ni withholding. Gatheca atatutoa pesa kwa mfuko ajenge Northland city by force.
true- Electronic services such as downloadable and subscription-based digital content such mobile applications, e-books and movies, news, magazines, journals, streaming of TV shows and music, podcasts and online gaming will attract 14 percent VAT under the draft guidelines. This one will be very hard to implement.

Technology firms using the internet to market and sell products will pay a tax at the rate of 1.5 percent of the value of transactions in a proposed change to the Income Tax law to cut down on revenue leakages.
 
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