Cutting the rate to at least 25 per cent from the current 30 per cent, they argue, would stimulate foreign direct investments.
Economic experts have termed Kenya’s corporate income tax punitive, citing Singapore as a suitable example of how a lower rate can spur foreign direct investment.
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