Information about Kenya Minimum wage and taxes.

Information about minimum wage and tax in Kenya is as follows: Minimum Wage: Minimum wage in Kenya is an amount set in 2019 that aims to meet the basic needs of employees. As of 2019, the minimum wage is set at 400 Kenyan Shillings (about $4) per day. This wage represents the workers' lowest wage amount. Taxes: Taxes deducted from workers' income in Kenya are determined according to the Income Tax Law. Tax rates vary depending on the amount of income and tax bracket. Income tax rates in Kenya are listed as follows: - 10% for income between 0 - 147,580 Kenyan Shillings - 15% for income between 147,581 - 286,623 Kenyan Shillings - 20% for income between 286,624 - 425,666 Kenyan Shillings - 25% for income between 425,667 - 564,709 Kenyan Shillings - 30% for incomes of 564,710 and above Additionally, in Kenya, employers must withhold some tax from their employees' salaries, called Withholding Tax. This deduction varies depending on the gross amount of salary and is paid by employers to the Kenya Revenue Authority. There are also different types of taxes in Kenya such as VAT (Value Added Tax), property tax and other types of taxes. These types of taxes are determined according to relevant laws and legislation and are paid by taxpayers. The above information is for general informational purposes only. Tax rates and regulations may change over time. It is therefore important that you obtain up-to-date and accurate information on tax matters by consulting the Kenya Revenue Authority or a financial advisor.