- Kenya Bankers Association urges government to reconsider proposed 16% VAT on financial transactions
- CEO states bank charges are not payments but cost recovery
- Finance Bill 2024 introduces VAT on various financial services
- Increased cost of banking will hamper financial inclusion efforts
- Total taxation on financial services could reach 40%
- Proposed VAT on foreign exchange transactions could hinder economic growth
- VAT on FX transactions could increase costs, including fuel prices
- KBA supports government efforts to boost revenue collection but emphasizes need for balanced taxation approach
Source: capitalfm.co.ke
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