South Africa’s finance minister wanted to raise VAT
What a 2% VAT hike would mean for the average consumer in South Africa
For the time being, South Africans can breathe a little easier, as the 2% increase would have a short-term negative impact, particularly because VAT applies to most goods and services, raising their costs and putting additional strain on consumers' wallets, he adds.
South Africa's national budget was postponed on Wednesday because the two biggest parties in the ruling coalition disagreed ...
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Coalition bust-up over VAT in South Africa?South Africa’s ruling coalition, made up primarily of the African National Congress and the Democratic Alliance, is showing ...
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‘VAT gaan aan?’ : Nando’s pokes fun at 2% VAT increase failNando's is adding their 'two cents' on the Minister of Finance's failure to implement a 2% VAT increase in his budget speech ...
While the hike is suggested as a necessary measure to bolster the national budget, some experts argue there are other ...
South Africa's rand was stable on Friday after a volatile week in which it weakened over the last-minute postponement of the ...
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