The Excise Duty (amendment) Bill, 2025

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2025 National Assembly 13th Third reading moved

Legislative progress

Introduced / Published: 6 Mar 2025

  1. First Reading date not recorded
  2. Committee Stage 10 Apr 2025
  3. Second Reading 9 Apr 2025
  4. Third Reading 15 Apr 2025
  5. Presidential Assent

Current status: Third reading moved

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Sponsor

Anthony Kimani Ichung'wah

United Democratic Alliance · Kikuyu Constituency

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Notes

Source: https://www.parliament.go.ke/sites/default/files/2025-03/THE%20EXCISE%20DUTY%28AMENDMENT%29%20BILL%2C2025.pdf

Bill text

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## SPECIALISSUE Kenya Gazette Supplement No.32 (National Assembly Bills No.7) <!-- image --> ## REPUBLIC OFKENYA ## KENYA GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT NATIONALASSEMBLYBILLS,2025 ## NAIROBI,6th March,2025 ## CONTENT | Bill for Introduction into the National Assembly- | PAGE | |-----------------------------------------------------|--------| | The Excise Duty(Amendment) Bill,2025 | 173 | <!-- image --> PRINTEDANDPUBLISHEDBYTHEGOVERNMENTPRINTER,NAIROBI <!-- image --> Description Rate of Excise Duty Imported FullyAssembled Electric transformers and parts of tariff codes 8504.23.00, 8504.31.00,8504.32.00, 8504.34.00 25% <!-- image --> ## MEMORANDUM OF OBJECTAND REASONS The principal object of this Bill is to amend the Excise Duty Act to remove excise duty on imported fully assembled electric transformers. This excise duty was imposed in the Tax Laws (Amendment) Bill,2024 with the intention to support local assemblers.However,the amendment has had negative effect on the manufacture and supply of transformers by increasing the cost of importing parts. It is intended that this amendment will reduce the cost of electricity and enhance power connectivity through additional manufacture and supply of transformers to the Kenya Power and Lighting Company. Statement on the delegation of legislative powers and limitation of fundamental rights and freedoms The Bill neither delegates legislative powers to the Cabinet Secretary nor does it limit any fundamental rights or freedoms. Statement as to whether the Bill concerns counties within the meaning ofArticle 110(1) The Bill does not concern County Governments in terms of Article 110 (1) (a) of the Constitution and it does not affect the functions and powers of County Governments recognized in the Fourth Schedule to the Constitution. ## Statement of the Bill as a money Bill within the meaning of Article 114 of the Constitution The Bill is a money Bill within the meaning of Article 1l4 of the Constitution. Dated the 5th March,2025 KIMANIICHUNG'WAH, Leader of Majority Party.

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Recent mentions in Hansard

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  • 15 Apr 2025Speaker
  • 15 Apr 2025Speaker
  • 15 Apr 2025Kimani Ichungwah (Kikuyu, UDA)
  • 10 Apr 2025Kimani Ichungwah (Kikuyu, UDA)
  • 10 Apr 2025Kuria Kimani (Molo, UDA)
  • 10 Apr 2025Temporary Speaker (Hon. Peter Kaluma)
  • 10 Apr 2025Temporary Speaker (Hon. Peter Kaluma)
  • 10 Apr 2025Rahim Dawood (Independent, North Imenti)

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