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Njeri Wagacha talks to PWC Partners, Titus Mukora and George Weru

This month Njeri talks to PWC Partners, Titus Mukora, Tax Partner and Head of Transfer Pricing Africa and George Weru, Tax Partner and Head of Restructuring and Insolvency, East Africa, on the tax changes proposed in the Kenya Budget read in June 2021, and the how these changes effective 1 July 2021, will affect businesses as Kenya emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.

5 Jul 2021 42:12 Minutes Podcast
Njeri Wagacha talks to PWC Partners, Titus Mukora and George Weru

Njeri Wagacha talks to PWC Partners, Titus Mukora and George Weru

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This month Njeri talks to PWC Partners, Titus Mukora, Tax Partner and Head of Transfer Pricing Africa and George Weru, Tax Partner and Head of Restructuring and Insolvency, East Africa, on the tax changes proposed in the Kenya Budget read in June 2021, and the how these changes effective 1 July 2021, will affect businesses as Kenya emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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