Mbadi assures Kenyans government will cut PAYE

Mbadi said the proposal to lower PAYE originated from the government and discussions on its implementation will begin immediately...

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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has assured Kenyans that the government is committed to reducing Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax, despite implementation delays.

The government's proposal aims to exempt employees earning Sh30,000 and below from PAYE and reduce rates for those earning up to Sh50,000.
Key person involved: Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi.
The proposal will undergo public participation before legislative introduction.

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