Revenue shortfalls to fund the country’s spending is likely to mean new tax measures in 2024.
Treasury says it needs to raise at least an additional R15 billion to fund its budget in the next financial year but Godongwana has remained coy about whether value-added tax (VAT) might be increased.
Source: ewn.co.za
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