Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has backpedalled from an earlier promise to include income tax cuts for salaried workers earning below Sh50,000 in the Finance Bill, dealing a blow to more than one million employees who anticipated cushions from the rising cost of living. | Collector

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has backpedalled from an earlier promise to include income tax cuts for salaried workers earning below Sh50,000 in the Finance Bill, dealing a blow to more than one million employees who anticipated cushions from the rising cost of living.

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Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has backpedalled from an earlier promise to include income tax cuts for salaried workers earning below Sh50,000 in the Finance Bill, dealing a blow to more than one million employees who anticipated cushions from the rising cost of living.

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has backpedalled from an earlier promise to include income tax cuts for salaried workers earning below Sh50,000 in the Finance Bill, dealing a blow to more than one million employees who anticipated cushions from the rising cost of living.

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