Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will present the budget speech on 12
March. The budget speech was postponed this week after cabinet members
disagreed about a 2% VAT increase. PwC SA indirect tax leader Matthew
Besanko explains what the tax increase would have meant for the
already economically constrained South Africans.
Tune into Newzroom Afrika DStv channel 405 for more.
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Most useless government ever.
This is a contradiction to what economic development entails for the citizens of South Africa. People are already operating on strained household budgets. There are inequalities that still need to resolved in both social and economic development. People’s freedoms are being compromised at this point.
It means the poor people will pay for the rich to become richer
Black south africans don’t vote but they expect to live comfortably in SA .Wake up guys ANC is like zanupf
Increase in fuel. In electricity and now vat. Sad story for the man in street
just tuned in for Masa Kekana
Money for Civil servants?!!! For what service? The ANC has jokes. The GNU had better start growing bigger balls than they have now and push back more.
If there is a 1/2% increase, we must all just boycott all tax. They do not even have enough space in the jails now, they could never add an additional 10 million people.
We will remove these criminals very soon watch this space. Bantus, Indians, coloureds and whites will stand together. ANC has had us divided so they could steal more. Illegal immigrants out!!! ANC out!!! Bread is R20, R50 lights is R13 units I will never accept 17% vat
Cut the bloated size of government! Stop all those fancy government perks! Stop making the average South African pay for all the bloat and corruption!