the-star.co.ke·3 min read·medium

Wheelchair makers to get tax break to end 550,000 shortfall

Wheelchair makers to get tax break to end 550,000 shortfall
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The Kenyan government is considering tax breaks on imported wheelchair components to encourage local manufacturing and address a shortage of 550,000 units. Officials emphasize that improving mobility requires not just the device, but also professional assessment, fitting, and maintenance services.

The government is considering reviewing taxes charged on wheelchair parts and components imported by local manufacturers as it seeks to reduce costs and tackle Kenya's shortage of about 550,000 wheelchairs.

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