VAT increment and oda major highlights from South Africa 2025 budget presentation
According to di budget speech presentation by di finance minister, govment go increase VAT by half-a-percentage point for di ...
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Budget Speech: VAT delay disrupted plans, but increase remains likely
The findings of several tax commissions have suggested that zero-rated items are not an adequate way to reduce the impact of ...
The Citizen2d
Budget 2025: VAT delayed the budget speech, but an increase is still likely
The last time the government increased VAT was in 2018 by 1% from 14%. Des Kruger, consultant at Webber Wentzel says that if ...
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Budget Speech 2025: Electricity price hike, VAT increase cripples Mzansi
With VAT and electricity going up, South Africans will dig deep into their pockets to make end meets in the coming weeks and ...
Vat increase likely as the much anticipated Budget Speech is expected to be delivered
Des Kruger, Consultant and Chetan Vanmali, Partner at Webber Wentzel says there is an opportunity for government to set a ...
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Budget Speech 2025: VAT increase triggers public uproar
South Africans reject the 0.5% VAT hike, as the GNU faces its biggest budget battle yet. The post Budget Speech 2025: VAT ...
The Citizen2d
Budget speech: VAT increases by 0.5%, with another 0.5% hike next year
Value-added-tax (VAT) will increase by 0.5%, with the government needing to cover a R60 billion budget shortfall. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said another 0.5% increase will then be introduced ...
Political opposition to VAT hike grows ahead of budget speech
With the Budget Speech imminent, the ANC's VAT increase proposal faces fierce resistance from multiple political factions.
The South African on MSN1d
Budget Speech 2025 | ‘The streets are calling’: South Africans reject VAT increase
During his delayed Budget speech for 2025 on Wednesday, Enoch Godongwana stated that VAT will increase by 0.5% for 2025.
2025 Budget Speech - A Value Added View
With limited options available, the government has placed reliance on increased VAT to raise additional revenue.
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Budget Speech 2025: “No Finance Minister Is Ever Happy To Increase Taxes”: Godongwana Amid VAT Hike
Finance Minister Enoch Godogwana delivered the 2025 Budget Speech in Cape Town after a contentious proposed VAT proposal ...
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Budget 2.0: Political parties divided over VAT hike, albeit lower than initial proposal
The Democratic Alliance said the budget would struggle to pass in parliament, given the ANC’s lack of a majority ...