The Kenyan High Court ruled that the tax authority cannot impose additional import duties on product gains from petroleum products once initial duties have been paid. Such gains should be taxed exclusively under income tax law.
The case in question is Commissioner of Investigations and Enforcement v Libya Oil Kenya Limited (Income Tax Appeal E104 Of 2021).
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