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The cost of basic consumer goods which are the subject of excise duty is set to rise upon the adjustment of the rate of duty for inflation on October 1.

In a notice issued on Tuesday, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Commissioner General said the tax man would adjust the rate of excise duty using 4.97 per cent as the average inflation rate covering the 2020/21 financial year.

The adjustment which is in line with provisions of the 2015 Excise Duty Act has now been subjected to stakeholder input through public participation ahead of the approval of the adjustment by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani.

The inflation adjustment is expected to impact the cost of all excisable goods and services which includes fuel products, beer, wines & spirits, food supplements, fruit juices, bottled water, cigarettes and its substitutes and motor vehicle imports.

Services covered under excise duty meanwhile include telephone and mobile internet services alongside fees charged for money transfer services by cellular phone service providers, banks, money transfer agencies and other financial service providers.

The inflation adjustment to the rate of excise duty is meant to cover KRA against revenue spillages emanating from inflation.

Na 2B inapotezwa kila siku, mwenye alituroga tunaomba msamaha kwa makosa tulifanya na yenye bado hatujafanya. Haha sasa it makes sense mbona waliallow basi zirudi kubeba full capacity kumbe tumekuwa tukichezwa
 
Mbona umekataa to tag the appropriate gavament people @bigDog na his pal gavament apologist @Mwalimu-G

Naona hiyo kangumu (sorry, peanut) between your ears still needs more exercise. Try stuffing this little gem into that peanut.

"Money loses value over long/medium term. It's called inflation. A Tusker used to cost a few tens of shillings in the 90's. Sembuse Leo? Na hata hii shamba ya Mzee imepanda bei.

When KRA adjusts inflation rate, everyone else will make the same adjustment leading to the same relative outcome for everyone.
 
Naona hiyo kangumu (sorry, peanut) between your ears still needs more exercise. Try stuffing this little gem into that peanut.

"Money loses value over long/medium term. It's called inflation. A Tusker used to cost a few tens of shillings in the 90's. Sembuse Leo? Na hata hii shamba ya Mzee imepanda bei.

When KRA adjusts inflation rate, everyone else will make the same adjustment leading to the same relative outcome for everyone.
So amazing, tell us more about this wonderful out the box critically thought economic theory of yours
 
The cost of basic consumer goods which are the subject of excise duty is set to rise upon the adjustment of the rate of duty for inflation on October 1.

In a notice issued on Tuesday, the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) Commissioner General said the tax man would adjust the rate of excise duty using 4.97 per cent as the average inflation rate covering the 2020/21 financial year.

The adjustment which is in line with provisions of the 2015 Excise Duty Act has now been subjected to stakeholder input through public participation ahead of the approval of the adjustment by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani.

The inflation adjustment is expected to impact the cost of all excisable goods and services which includes fuel products, beer, wines & spirits, food supplements, fruit juices, bottled water, cigarettes and its substitutes and motor vehicle imports.

Services covered under excise duty meanwhile include telephone and mobile internet services alongside fees charged for money transfer services by cellular phone service providers, banks, money transfer agencies and other financial service providers.

The inflation adjustment to the rate of excise duty is meant to cover KRA against revenue spillages emanating from inflation.

Na 2B inapotezwa kila siku, mwenye alituroga tunaomba msamaha kwa makosa tulifanya na yenye bado hatujafanya. Haha sasa it makes sense mbona waliallow basi zirudi kubeba full capacity kumbe tumekuwa tukichezwa
The issue here is not inflation, it is the fact that incomes have remained the same or have been slashed in the civil service.

That is the fallacy of money. @Okiya can elucidate further about Qe and other such issues. Consider holding value in assets rather than cash and especially the Kenyan Shilling.
 
Itakuwa taxed...

@bigDog in the 90's fombe was very cheap (a relative term) Guinness was the most expensive (again relative) at 18 bob for an Emoro. Tusker was 9.75 or there about.
Please these real figures to explain inflation,again,to @Ngimanene na Muchere

Using fombe for those comparison ain't fair because of the sin taxes. Let's take a common basket of essentials like bread, milk, unga, sukuma wiki, ka-quarter, kimbo kadogo etc vs daily wage ya MTU ya mjengo. Ma 90's mjengo was 80 to 120 bob in NBO.
 
The issue here is not inflation, it is the fact that incomes have remained the same or have been slashed in the civil service.

That is the fallacy of money. @Okiya can elucidate further about Qe and other such issues. Consider holding value in assets rather than cash and especially the Kenyan Shilling.
The issue here is not inflation, it is the fact that incomes have remained the same or have been slashed in the civil service.

That is the fallacy of money. @Okiya can elucidate further about Qe and other such issues. Consider holding value in assets rather than cash and especially the Kenyan Shilling.

Scare us with investments bana, and is there QE in Kenya now?
 
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