President William Ruto has officially signed the Finance Bill 2025 into law.
This comes days after it was passed by parliament.
In a brief ceremony held at the State House, the President signed the bill in the presence of senior parliamentary leaders from both the Majority and Minority sides.
The bill avoided introducing fresh taxes due to last year’s demonstrations against the 2024 Finance Bill, such as seeking to give the Kenya Revenue Authority powers to access taxpayers’ personal and financial data.
MPs dropped it hile voting on it before it was sent to Ruto for approval.
At the same time, the Head of State also signed the 2025 appropriation Bill, allowing the treasury to withdraw Ksh. 1.88 trillion from the consolidated fund for the 2025/26 financial year.
