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Lecture 29 Β· A Nairobi Expressway contractor kept the exemptions after the road opened, and owed KSh6.9 billion.

𝑻𝒉𝒆 π‘ͺ𝒂𝒔𝒆 π‘Ήπ’π’π’Ž: Cale Infrastructure treated its import exemptions as lasting past completion, and relied on a Treasury promise to carry the tax. The High Court held the exemptions ended when the road opened and the liability stayed with the importer, and confirmed KSh6.9 billion.

By The Precursor Editorial Team, Tax and financial judgement Β· 3 min read,
Lecture 29 Β· A Nairobi Expressway contractor kept the exemptions after the road opened, and owed KSh6.9 billion.

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Your project enjoyed tax exemptions on imported machinery and materials. The road opens to the public, and the tax authority says the exemptions ended that day.

Put yourself in the project director's chair. When does a conditional exemption end, and who carries the tax once it does?

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