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There seems to be consensus among economists that Finance Minister Tito Mboweni will dodge the Moody’s downgrading bullet on Wednesday.
All eyes will be on Finance Minister Tito Mboweni this week as he delivers his maiden Budget Speech announcement.
Acting SARS Commissioner, Mark Kingon, says it’s open for debate – while apologising unreservedly for the outrageous, damaging behaviour during Moyane’s blustery tenure.
The forbidding economic landscape that Mboweni sketched during his mini-budget yesterday reminds us of a similar cabinet debut by his now almost-veteran health counterpart, Aaron Motsoaledi.
New Finance Minister Tito Mboweni may just be the guy to get his government out of the mess it created for itself. The age of Zuma is officially over.
National Treasury’s growth forecast has been slashed by more than half for the year while the country is left reeling with a R30bn revenue shortfall.
This week’s much-anticipated mini-budget looks set to deliver more bad news for the economy as Bloomberg is forecasting that the budget deficit will expand.
It’s little wonder that new finance minister, Tito Mboweni, has asked the public to go easy on him as he wades into the financial quagmire left by the industrial-scale Zuptoid looting and dysfunction.
In this interview with Ricardo Teixeira, Chief Operating Officer for BDO Wealth Advisors, he talks tax amid the recent announcements in the 2018 Budget Speech.
Amid the 2018 Budget Speech, South African taxpayers, especially the middle-to-higher income earners, are fast approaching the maximum levels of being taxed.