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The National Assembly approved the Finance Bill 2026 Thursday evening with 122 votes in favor and 40 against, removing New Clause 47A that required full payment of principal taxes for appeals to proceed.

Proponents saw it as a way to curb frivolous challenges and secure revenue, but critics like CPA Wachira Joseph warned refunds from KRA were rarer than lightning strikes, potentially crippling businesses.

The bill now heads to President Ruto and aims to raise Sh120 billion for the 2026/27 budget through PAYE adjustments and other measures, following heated debates fueled by opposition from figures like Rigathi Gachagua.