How Mbadi's 'no new tax' budget may increase cost of doing business

Although the 2026/27 budget introduces no major new taxes, experts warn that stricter tax administration and compliance measures could raise the cost of doing business...

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National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi unveiled the 2026/27 budget, highlighting a focus on tax administration over new deductions.

The budget emphasizes tax administration efforts rather than imposing additional taxes on Kenyans.
Key figures involved include National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi.
Despite the promise of no new taxes, the article suggests this approach may inadvertently increase the cost of doing business.

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