- Ernst & Young (EY) has raised concerns about proposed amendments to the VAT Act, 2013 in Kenya
- The proposal aims to limit VAT exemptions to insurance and reinsurance premiums
- EY warns that this change could slow insurance uptake and increase operational costs for insurance companies
- The Kenyan insurance sector has low penetration rates, currently estimated at 3 percent of the population
- The government is seeking to scale up tax on various sectors, including betting and telephone services
- The President aims to broaden the country’s tax base to 22 percent by the end of his term
Source: capitalfm.co.ke
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