More New Taxes On The Civil Servant’s Payslip.
More New Taxes On The Civil Servant’s Payslip as prices of commodities hike everyday.
Teachers and it her civil servants are feeling the pain of the new taxes in their incomes.
After the government deductions enhances furthermore there are deductions for the national health funds.
Initially the NSSF was deducting a few amounts of money from the employee’s salary.
The deductions increases from 200 to 1080 ,
besides the NSSF the NHIF has increased from the previous of 500 to 1700 which is different from every employee.
This depends on how one earns , the low class eaners are getting a small deductions from 500 it decreases to 300 while that of employed servants has increased.
Civil servants deduction over this month.
The take home salary for the civil servants and the middle class earners falls below the expected.
Furthermore the families in Nairobi according to computation on the expenditure pattern,
by the Kenya ional bureau of statistics KNBS will reduce from the average of 76041 to 71066.
The Government places the National health insurance fund on 2.7%of the basic salary .
Meaning every employ will have a different contribution to this health funds , this depends on once salary .
The Government promised a 10%increment on the employees salary including the teachers.
This increment did not feature in the payslip, alot of deductions and increased taxation on commodities shows a double taxation.
Besides those earning a salary more than 500000 will have deuction of 35% of the basic salary for the National Social Security Funds .
The New Mongrel introduced on the NSSF without consultation for any commensurate increases to cushion teachers for the loss of income.
Deductions 40% from a person who earns 20000 means their take home salary is a piece of cake thrown into the ocean.
The teachers have suffered a big blow as this new taxes is affecting their pay breaking the
More New Taxes On The Civil Servant’s Payslip.
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