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KRA Hints at New Changes That Could Affect Cost of Imported Cars

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KRA Hints at New Changes That Could Affect Cost of Imported Cars

Currently, KRA uses the CRSP schedule to establish the reference value of a car before applying depreciation based on its age, even as the taxman says it has…

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