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Kenyans brace for impact as the second round of taxes hit home

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KRA will implement an electronic system for firms to issue tax invoices and keep records. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]

Kenyans are staring at further tax pain with more clauses of the Finance Act, 2023 coming into effect Friday, September 1.

Among those that will be hit beginning September 1 include players in the country's digital economy and importers of steel and clinker that is used in the production of cement.

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