A lobby has gone to court to stop Finance Bill 2026 provisions, citing higher taxes, living costs, and weaker data protection.
By
Joseph Wangui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
A lobby wants the court to halt several provisions of the Finance Bill 2026, arguing that Parliament is poised to approve measures that could raise consumer costs, expand tax enforcement powers and expose sensitive financial data without adequate constitutional safeguards.
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