Davis Tax Committee
latest news & developmentsFunding a vaccine will tax our limits
VAT should not be hiked, but a once-off levy on mineral resources or a solidarity tax seems likely
Wealth taxes and loosening monetary policy is playing with fire
A response to the article ‘Tax the superrich and raise inflation to cut state debt, inequality and poverty’ in the M&G on 10 November
Is a wealth tax the answer?
More wealth taxes may soon be a reality for east African countries in the wake of Covid-19
SA’s richest 3 500 own more than the bottom 32-million
When people call South Africa the most unequal country in the world, they’re talking about income. Now, we have a clear picture of how unequally the country’s wealth is distributed
Sars shortfall to blame for VAT hike – Treasury
Treasury would not have needed to increase value added tax if not for the revenue shortfall at Sars says deputy director general at treasury
Finding wealth in a sea of poverty
The Davis tax committee says accurate data is needed before a wealth tax can be introduced
The Budget will test Cyril’s mettle
He has very little room to manoeuvre – and the ratings agencies will be watching very closely
Tax burden falls on a few firms
On top of that, Sars has seen a gradual increase of tax noncompliance from both individuals and companies
No money = no free fees, no health aid
The Davis tax committee’s reports make it clear that neither free higher education for all nor the NHI can be fully funded by the state