Petitioner had argued that the tax exemption was unlawful because it was introduced via a legal notice rather than an Act of Parliament.
By
Sam Kiplagat
Court Reporter
Nation Media Group
The Supreme Court has upheld the government's decision to grant tax exemptions to Japanese companies, consultants and workers involved in development projects in Kenya, dismissing a petition that challenged the legality of the move.
Petitioners alleged ethnic marginalisation and an unlawful recruitment process.
The Kenya-South Africa Double Tax Agreement was signed in November 2010 and became effective from January 1, 2016.
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KRA had argued that discrepancies between import records, VAT returns, and financial statements justified additional tax…
Petitioner alleges that the recruitment lacked transparency.
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