- KRA lost Sh9.1 billion in tax revenue from April to May 2026 after VAT on fuel was cut from 16% to 8%.
- The tax reduction was meant to protect consumers and businesses from rising global fuel prices.
- KRA said the move helped cushion fuel costs but reduced revenue from a major tax source.
Source: eastleighvoice.co.ke
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