• About
  • Contact us
Menu
  • About
  • Contact us
Facebook Twitter
  • News
    • Investment
    • Debt
    • Fraud
    • Tax
  • Business
  • Banking
    • Funding
    • Loan
    • Payment
    • Savings
  • Sponsored
  • Consultancy
    • Management
    • Solution
    • Online Tips
    • Interview
    • Mistake
  • Firms
  • Office
Menu
  • News
    • Investment
    • Debt
    • Fraud
    • Tax
  • Business
  • Banking
    • Funding
    • Loan
    • Payment
    • Savings
  • Sponsored
  • Consultancy
    • Management
    • Solution
    • Online Tips
    • Interview
    • Mistake
  • Firms
  • Office
You are at:Home » Ruto Allies Call out Judiciary Over Rejected Finance Bill Act 2023

Ruto Allies Call out Judiciary Over Rejected Finance Bill Act 2023

0
By Pesa Today on July 10, 2023 News, Tax

Finance Bill -Outspoken Nandi County Senator Samson Cherargei has warned the Judiciary of Financial suffocation for aiding in rejection of the Bill following a court matter filed by Okiya Omtatah

Senator Cherargei, who was reacting just minutes after the High Court sitting in Nairobi maintained that the Finance Bill remains suspended, noted that the move will also affect the Judiciary because there will be no money to fund it.

He went on to describe Justice Mugure Thande’s orders as an economic sabotage because it means government can nolonger raise taxes for its activities.

“CJ Martha Koome led judiciary looks like to be living in utopia, clueless & very incompetent plus being insensitive. I don’t know where Judiciary shall get the funds to facilitate their operations plus salary including buying 44M car for CJ Koome!” he wrote in a statement seen by this writer.

High Court, today Monday July 10, referred the Finance Bill Act case to the Chief Justice Martha Koome desk to form a bench of judges to listen and determine it.

The said matter was filed by Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah who wanted sections in the Bill repealed citing irregularities.

And in the proceedings, Justice Thande established that the matter had weight and needed to be determined in a manner that does not expose the helpless citizen to the punitive taxes.

She described defense by the government as not sufficient to warrant the lifting of earlier orders.

Work Online from home and Earn a Decent Income Email: info@pesatoday.com or WhatsApp us

Facebook Comments Box

#CHERARGEI #FINANCE BILL
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email
Pesa Today
  • Website

Related Posts

KRA Goes for Airbnb Books

Nairobi City Voted Best Destination

Why new Traders Lose Money in Forex Trading Business

Like us on Facebook
Facebook
LATEST NEWS
November 30, 2023

Government Clarifies Selling KICC

November 30, 2023

What new Business Requires to Compete Successfully in the Market

November 27, 2023

MPost Relocating From Kenya

November 24, 2023

Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Anne Amadi Goes on Terminal Leave

©2023 Pesatoday. All Rights Reserved.

  • About
  • Contact us
Menu
  • About
  • Contact us