The treasury needs to focus on strengthening revenue collection, efficient allocation and optimisation
The treasury wants to raise taxes on alcoholic beverages and set a minimum price per unit
The treasury forecasts 3.3% growth, but warns this will fall to 1.6% if the fledgeling vaccination programme fails to stem successive Covid waves
The Nodal Review might transform South Africa’s biggest city. Implementing the new policy, which has the potential to open wealthy suburbs to impoverished residents, is the…
President warns of tougher economic times ahead as the world’s leaders plan for a global economic slowdown
In a probe which cost taxpayers R3-million, a senior Sars’ acting senior manager was targeted
Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene said it would be hard for government to implement ambitious social security programmes without growing tax revenues
Senior revenue service executives tell the Nugent inquiry how their ‘higher purpose’ was subverted
Reign of terror: Former and current employees have testified about the culture of mistrust under the leadership of suspended commissioner Tom Moyane
The tax season will now open on July 1 and end October 31 and applies to all individual non-provisional taxpayers
Critics dismiss treasury’s claims that the increase in value-added tax is the best way forward
His mini-budget speech promised a lush harvest, but analysts say a famine of ideas and a drought of solid assurances failed to convince investors
The most important tax cuts took place between 2000 and 2005, not in the 1980s, writes Dick Forslund.
US drug laws force marijuana dispensaries to run on a cash basis, flooding tax offices with bags of notes, and raising safety concerns.
South Africa will confidently meet its budget deficit target of 4% GDP after the revenue service exceeded its tax target.
South Africa may miss its economic growth target this year, curbing tax revenue and leading to bigger-than-planned budget deficit.
Zambia has been prevented from collecting $27-million in tax revenue by the aggressive tax practices of the Associated British Foods multinational.
SA’s fiscal deficit will be considerably higher this financial year due to a widening tax shortfall, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Tuesday.
