KRA eyes Sh3.6bn from excise tax on water, juice, cosmetics

A worker in a local cosmetics shop. file photo | nmg

The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) targets an additional Sh3.6 billion annually from excise tax following introduction of excise stamps on additional products from next month.

Manufacturers are from November 1 required to affix the new generation excise stamps on bottled water, juices, soda, energy drinks, other non-alcoholic beverages, food supplements and cosmetics as the taxman moves to seal revenue leaks in the backdrop of higher collection targets set by the Treasury.

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