Vijana wa Gen Z wajadili Mswada wa Fedha 2026 mtandaoni

Wakati muda wa kutoa maoni kuhusu Mswada wa Fedha wa 2026 ulipokaribia kuisha Jumatatu jioni, vijana wa Kenya waligeukia mitandao ya kijamii kuchambua mapendekezo ya ushuru.

Maelfu ya vijana walitumia TikTok, X, WhatsApp, Instagram na Telegram kusoma muswada huo, kutafsiri lugha ngumu ya kisheria na kutuma maoni kupitia tovuti ya Bunge.

Allans Ademba, mwanzilishi wa mpango wa Tuko Kadi, alichapisha kiunzi cha ushiriki wa umma Jumatatu ili kuwahimiza Wakenya kushiriki. Mapendekezo yaliyopingwa ni pamoja na ushuru wa asilimia 25 kwa simu za mkononi, asilimia 5 kwa mapato ya watayarishaji wa maudhui ya kidijitali na asilimia 20 kwa ushindi wa kamari.

Waziri wa Fedha John Mbadi alitetea mapendekezo hayo, akisema ushuru mpya utarahisisha mfumo uliopo wa ushuru mwingi unaofikia asilimia 55.5. Ellen Kalia, mwanaharakati wa miaka 25 kutoka Pwani, alisema harakati hii inaonyesha elimu ya uraia bila kiongozi mkuu.

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Kenyan MPs voting on the Finance Bill 2026 in the National Assembly chamber.
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National Assembly passes Finance Bill 2026

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The National Assembly has passed the Finance Bill 2026 after a third reading vote, sending it to President William Ruto for assent.

Kenya's National Assembly has called for public submissions on the Finance Bill 2026, which proposes new taxes on mobile phones, imported second-hand clothes and digital assets.

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Youth in the country benefited the most in the 2026/2027 fiscal year budget presented by Finance Minister John Mbadi.

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has confirmed that the government’s earlier proposal to raise the PAYE tax-free threshold from KSh 24,000 to KSh 30,000 remains under consideration, despite its absence from the draft Finance Bill 2026.

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National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has reassured Kenyans that the proposed PAYE tax relief for low earners remains on track, even though it was omitted from the Finance Bill 2026.

The Ministry of Finance has changed its position on removing the 25 percent customs duty on imported mobile phones.

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The National Treasury has defended proposed changes under the 2026 Finance Bill that would move the main tax filing deadline from June 30 to April 30 and compress nil returns to January 31.

Jumatano, 22. Mwezi wa saba 2026, 03:13:40

Petro government submits tax reform bill to raise 21.9 trillion in 2027

Alhamisi, 25. Mwezi wa sita 2026, 00:21:57

Youth lobby submits KSh 300 billion employment petition to Parliament

Jumanne, 23. Mwezi wa sita 2026, 07:16:33

Government warns opposition leaders over June 25 protests

Jumatatu, 22. Mwezi wa sita 2026, 21:44:05

Manyatta MP proposes two-thirds quorum for Finance Bills

Jumamosi, 20. Mwezi wa sita 2026, 01:56:35

Ndindi Nyoro explains absence from Finance Bill vote

Alhamisi, 11. Mwezi wa sita 2026, 06:09:02

KRA to begin real time business transaction monitoring starting July 1

Jumamosi, 30. Mwezi wa tano 2026, 01:26:50

Mitumba traders seek five percent tax on imports

Jumatatu, 25. Mwezi wa tano 2026, 12:34:14

Mbadi dismisses claims of new taxes on crypto and bread

Ijumaa, 22. Mwezi wa tano 2026, 00:43:54

Employers oppose new taxes in finance bill 2026

Alhamisi, 7. Mwezi wa tano 2026, 20:28:29

Finance bill 2026 proposes new taxes on mitumba and mobile phones

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