Ruto Proposes PAYE Exemption for Workers Earning Sh32,333

Ruto proposes PAYE exemption for workers earning Sh32,333

Says proposed exemption would provide relief to workers on modest incomes, allowing them to retain more earnings for household expenses

PAYE relief? Ruto plans tax break for low-income earners

President William Ruto proposes scrapping PAYE for workers earning up to Sh32,333 monthly, exempts land transactions worth Sh1 million or less from stamp duty

Ruto proposes PAYE exemption, land duty cut and expanded internships to ease living costs

President William Ruto unveiled four measures—including a PAYE tax exemption for low earners, reduced stamp duty on cheap land and a plan to cut mobile phone import duties—to boost household incomes and create jobs.

Ruto announces new measures to boost household income

Kenyans earning Ksh 32,333 and below will be exempted from Pay As You Earn deduction as part of measures to enhance household income. This is among four new measures announced by President William Ruto as the country marked Mashujaa Day hosted in Eldoret City. In the current Income Tax Act, Kenyans who fall within the […]

Ruto Proposes PAYE Exemption For Workers Earning Below Sh32,333

President William Ruto has proposed exempting workers earning Sh32,333 or less per month from Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax in a package of measures aimed at easing the cost of living and increasing disposable incomes. The proposal, announced during the 2026 Mashujaa Day celebrations at Kipchoge Keino Stadium in Eldoret on Tuesday, October 20, […]

Ruto Announces New PAYE Tax Exemption For Millions Of Kenyans

The Kenya Times ~ Trending, Breaking News and Videos Ruto Announces New PAYE Tax Exemption for Millions of Kenyans President William Ruto has announced plans to exempt Kenyans earning KSh32,333 per month or less from Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax as part of proposed measures to ease the financial burden on households. Speaking during the Mashujaa Day celebrations in Eldoret on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, Ruto said the National Treasury had prepared …