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Why Kenyan parents will have to dig deeper into their pockets when schools reopen 2014
The holidays will be over soon and parent yet again will be
faced with the reality that they have to find money to take there children to
school early January. They need to have
money to pay school fees and to buy books and other essential things that their
children will need when gong back to school. It is only a week before schools
open for first term!
Next year, parents will have a harder time than they did at
the beginning of 2013. This is becauseof the government decision to tax items
that have always been exempted. This
will automatically lead to a tremendous rise in the cost of living. This has made
many schools increase the school fees charged, some seeing an increase of close
to Ksh 10 000. This means that come January, parents will have to dig deeper
into their pockets.
The value added tax also has a great impact on learning aids
such as books. This further increases the burden that parents will bear when
taking their children to school next year. The government also went ahead and decided to
allow book publishers to increase the price of books by 14% in addition to the 16
% VAT.
Therefore, as you continue enjoying your holidays, make sure
that you have spared an amount that is twice as high as the amount you kept
aside to take your children to school last year. There is no doubt that this time
you are going to spend a lot more than what you spent last year.
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