Namanga border emerges as LPG tax battleground

A truck ferrying  liquid petroleum gas.


Traders of cooking gas have been paying lower tax to import the product from neighbouring Tanzania, denying the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) revenue while gaining from consumers buying at record prices.

KRA Deputy Commissioner for Revenue and Regional Coordination Joseph Kaguru disclosed that the traders have been paying Value Added Tax (VAT) of eight percent instead of 16 percent.

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