Ndindi Nyoro urges VAT cuts, levy removal to lower fuel prices

Nyoro said the government should immediately reduce fuel distributors’, retailers’ and wholesalers’ margins by Sh4 per litre from the current average of about Sh22. He also proposed scrapping the 8 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) on fuel products that was reinstated under Leg..

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Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro is urging the Kenyan government to implement significant tax reductions and levy removals to combat soaring fuel prices.

Super petrol prices have risen by Sh16.65 per litre and diesel by Sh46.29, reaching Sh214.25 and Sh242.92 respectively in Nairobi.
Ndindi Nyoro, a Member of Parliament, proposed abolishing the 8 percent VAT on fuel and the Sh7 Road Maintenance Levy increment.
He also called for a reduction in fuel distributor, retailer, and wholesaler margins by Sh4 per litre.

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