The Finance Bill 2026

The Finance Bill, 2026 (“the Bill”) seeks to introduce amendments to Kenya’s principal tax statutes, including the Income Tax Act, Tax Procedures Act, Value Added Tax Act, Excise Duty Act, and Stamp Duty Act.

The Bill forms part of the Government’s broader fiscal and economic policy framework aimed at enhancing domestic revenue mobilization, broadening the tax base, strengthening tax administration, and aligning the tax regime with evolving business and digital economic models.

As with all legislative proposals, the Bill is expected to undergo parliamentary consideration and public participation in accordance with Article 118 of the Constitution of Kenya, which requires Parliament to facilitate public involvement in the legislative process. Stakeholders, including taxpayers, industry players, professional bodies, and the general public, are therefore expected to review the proposals and submit comments before enactment.

Read more here Finance Bill 2026 Review