Gayton McKenzie gives behind-the-scenes insights into the stance of political parties on VAT and the postponement of the Budget speech.
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How the ANC’s GNU partners revolted after hearing of VAT increase at 11th hourThe failure to present the country’s Budget has exposed deepening divisions within the fragile Government of National Unity, ...
The Democratic Alliance has launched a nationwide petition challenging the proposed VAT increase, arguing that South Africa's ...
Political party leaders in the government of national unity (GNU) first heard of the proposed increase in value-added tax ...
JOHANNESBURG - For the first time in the history of democratic South Africa, the budget speech has been delayed. It's once ...
The Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana announced that the first Government of National Unity's budget speech was postponed to 12 March. SA weighed in.
The business sector is disappointed that the budget speech has been postponed, but hopes that the GNU parties will come to an ...
Godongwana declined to comment whether the proposed 2% VAT increase was where the GNU partners drew the line in the sand.
The postponement of the budget speech, caused by ideological clashes within the GNU, highlights the impact of party politics ...
Business Day reported on Wednesday that the proposal to increase VAT was intended to plug holes in the education budget and ...
"The truth is all parties in the GNU agreed to the postponement, not only the DA or the PA - the IFP, Good, PA... please ...
As South Africa grapples with economic challenges, Minister Godongwana's Budget Speech today is set to outline vital ...
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