President William Ruto wrapped up his day with a grand Taxpayers Dinner at State House, Nairobi, celebrating two major milestones: 30 years of the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) and two decades of Taxpayers’ Day.
The evening was designed to spotlight the vital role of tax compliance in driving Kenya’s development.
In a post following the event, President Ruto lauded the dedication of Kenyan taxpayers, describing the occasion as a moment to “acknowledge the hard work, discipline, and patriotism that continue to strengthen our nation.”
The dinner drew top government officials, including leaders from the National Treasury, KRA, and various state agencies, emphasizing the collective commitment to fiscal responsibility.
By bringing together these key figures, the event highlighted the government’s focus on enhancing revenue collection and ensuring public funds are managed efficiently.
President Ruto also praised the KRA for its efforts in expanding the tax base, noting that these revenues are crucial for funding infrastructure projects and public services across the country.
The gathering served not only as a celebration but also as a public reminder of the partnership between taxpayers and the government in building Kenya’s economic future.
Officials in attendance shared in honoring the collaborative effort to maintain financial stability and transparency.
The evening successfully closed a day dedicated to recognizing the backbone of Kenya’s economy—its taxpayers—while reinforcing the message that diligent tax compliance is central to the nation’s growth.
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