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Budget to be re-tabled on 21 May 2025

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is expected to re-table the 2025 Budget Review on 21 May 2025. This after National Treasury announced that it has withdrawn...

R47 Billion guarantee facility for Transnet in support of its recovery plan

Supplied (Media Release: Issued and provided by National Treasury and Department of Public Enterprises) The Minister of Finance has concurred with the Minister of Public Enterprises...

WCPDF reacts to National Treasury’s halt on tenders

THE recent Constitutional Court Judgment on public procurement, specifically preferential procurement, has led to National Treasury releasing an advisory note to “all organs of state”...

SA municipalities expect budget deficit of R4.7bn in 2018/19 – National Treasury

The revenue for South African municipalities is expected to rise to R431.5 billion in 2019/20 and R462.5 billion in 2020/21 from a budgeted R404.6 billion...

What your tax bill could look like next year

No changes to personal income tax, VAT and corporate tax rates expected. National Treasury does not expect that personal or corporate tax rates...

Limited room to manoeuvre as Mboweni faces mammoth task to revive SA economy

Nine years after leaving his post as governor of the South African Reserve Bank, Tito Mboweni is has been appointed as the nation’s finance...

National Treasury aims to restore SA investment grade rating

Government will engage ratings agency S&P Global on their areas of concern, while taking steps to restore South Africa's investment grade credit rating -...

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