MPs uphold special tax for housing developers, car assemblers

The chairperson National Assembly Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning Kuria Kimani speaking during a past interview.

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The Finance and National Planning Committee of the National Assembly has rejected a proposal by the National Treasury to take away the preferential corporate income tax rate paid by local motor vehicle assemblers and developers of at least 100 residential housing units.

The parliamentary committee argued it was too soon to eliminate the preferential rate of 15 percent corporate tax introduced two years ago in a bid to attract large investors into the country.

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