The proposals seek nearly $1 billion, including a 25% excise duty on mobile phone imports, according to measures published on the National Assembly website.
Banking and transaction service fees would also face a levy under the plan, broadening revenue measures beyond imports and potentially raising costs for consumers and financial users.
The government says the taxes are aimed at cutting the fiscal deficit to its lowest level in a decade while addressing Kenya's debt pressures.
If scrapping a phone tax once boosted Kenya's revenue, why is the government now reintroducing a much higher one?
With a ballooning State House budget, can Kenya's new taxes solve its debt crisis without fiscal discipline first?