Members of the public are served at the KRA Times Tower offices in Nairobi on January 26, 2022 /ENOS TECHE
EVERY financial year in Kenya begins
with the same ritualistic conversation about new taxes, widened nets, and the
government’s unending quest to raise revenue.
Yet beneath these recurring debates
lies a more profound truth: taxation is not Kenya’s problem, productivity is.
The State cannot perpetually draw from an economy that produces too little.
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