- Peter Salasya, once again, revealed his monthly payment document, indicating he was cut off a lot of money every month
- The MP said it would be worse for teachers and police officers whose salaries are much lower than his cut
- The leader criticized President William Ruto as he asked God at a place where the country was wrong so that we could all repent
Mumias East MP Peter Salasya is known for his honesty and has a tendency to always show Kenyans about his life.
Source: Instagram
Many are aware that MPs get a good salary, but also what is clear is that they are cut off so much that can make them go home for nothing.
The MP has once again revealed to his supporters as much as he earns every month and it is clear that he is one of the most money -cutting.
Why is Salasya's salary so low?
Using his page of Instagram On Tuesday, February 4, Salasya shared his monthly payment document, which shows that he is eligible for KSh 1.12 million as a major salary and a basic salary of KSh 435,301.
However, this is facing a major discount which includes a monthly car loan of KSh 84,594, KSh 16,455 house tax deductions and also a large mortgage of KSh 533,266 monthly.
In addition, Salasya is also facing the cut -off of the KSh 54,847 monthly employees, Paye of 322,273 and also the KSh 30,168 community health insurance treasury (Shif).
This, along with other discounts, makes him a total of KSh 18, 746 only, which makes his total KSh 1,092,280
Salasya signs President Ruto
This seems to be the reason why Salasya was not pleased with the new idea that the amount of cut of NSSF It would increase despite difficult economic conditions.
In his statement to the post, he noted that many have put their payment papers but the government still wants to increase the deductions, saying it would be worse for police officers and teachers.
“People have released their paylips but Kasongo wants to add other deductions to the NSSF now the teacher and the soldiers will not be negative 10.
New NSSF deductions have a major impact on Kenyans
By the end of December 2024, TUKO.co.ke It reported that Kenyan revenue was planned to decline following the implementation of another phase of the National Social Security Standard (NSSF).
The new standards, which were set to be implemented in February, were reducing workers' salaries to KSh 1,512, thus increasing household burden in difficult economic times.
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