The party has proposed a R512.8bn revenue strategy and refuses to agree to a VAT increase
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A basic income grant could add 0.5% to GDP growth by 2025, according to a report commissioned by the National Economic Development and Labour Council.
Choosing this path would create work for many while also building the infrastructure that the country needs
Multinational companies have been gaming the rules of the global economy to minimise their tax liability — or even eliminate it
The policy and institutional reforms proposed will shift perceptions – and the economy
Mining magnate Patrice Motsepe says government should go a step further to lure investors to the country
The reforms in the pipeline cannot stop countries from offering attractive corporate tax rates to attract investors.
Auditors say the new tax regulations are too much to comply with and could be counterproductive to reining in tax-avoidance by multinational firms.
A new treaty makes it more difficult for companies to take advantage of tax loopholes to avoid their financial obligations.
Multinationals play such a large role in many nations’ budgets that effective control is crucial.