Low- and middle-income earners in Kenya are set to get significant tax relief as the government rolls out a plan aimed at easing pressure on salaried workers earning below Ksh50,000 per month. The National Treasury says the proposed measures will leave more money in workers’ pockets, boost consumer spending, and help cushion households against the rising cost of living. Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi announced the plan on Sunday while addressing the Budget and Privatisation Public Engagement Forum at Kiambu National Polytechnic. He said the government intends to scrap income tax entirely for workers earning below Ksh30,000 and reduce tax The post Big Tax Break Coming for Kenyans Earning Below KSh50,000, Mbadi Announces appeared first on Nairobi Wire.