Kenya: Motorists Association Rejects E-Logbook Conversion Fees
The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has officially rejected plans to impose fees on vehicle owners for converting physical logbooks to electronic versions. MAK has described these proposed charges as both "unjustified and unreasonable." The association further accused government agencies of leveraging these conversion fees as a form of "backdoor taxation" on motorists.
The Motorists Association of Kenya (MAK) has voiced its strong opposition to the proposed charges for vehicle owners regarding the conversion of their physical logbooks into electronic logbooks.
MAK characterized the planned fees as "unjustified and unreasonable," signaling its disapproval of the government's initiative.
In a statement, the association accused government agencies of imposing what it termed "backdoor taxation" on motorists through these mandatory conversion fees.
According to allAfrica, this position was initially reported by Capital FM in Nairobi.
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