Mbadi Clarifies Missing PAYE Relief for Kenyans Earning Below Ksh30,000 Despite Ruto’s Promise

His remarks come amid growing public concern after the relief failed to appear in the Finance Bill 2026, despite promises by President Ruto and the CS himself...

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National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has reassured Kenyans that the proposed pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) tax relief for those earning below Ksh 30,000 is still a government commitment, despite its omission from the Finance Bill.

The proposed tax relief aims to benefit low-income earners by increasing the current relief threshold from Ksh 24,000 to Ksh 30,000 per month.
Key figures involved include National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi and President Ruto.
The National Treasury stated that further data analysis is being finalized before the policy can be operationalized.

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Mbadi Clarifies Missing PAYE Relief for Kenyans Earning Below Ksh30,000 Despite Ruto’s Promise

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