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"speaker_name": "Hon. Ng’ongo",
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"content": "her husband? She is getting property from the husband and then you start calculating Capital Gains Tax and taxing this lady any, maybe, the property is in form of a fixed property like a house. Where will she get the money or is she going to liquidate the house to pay the tax? This is a very fundamental issue. Suppose today I am divorcing - and God forbid I will not divorce my wife - but if I was divorcing my wife and I have transferred a house to her, then when we calculate the Capital Gains Tax and ask this lady to pay and she has a house which she cannot sell, where is she going to get the resources to pay? That is my concern."
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