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Workers cannot afford for Parliament not to pass a progressive Budget - Cosatu

With Parliament facing unprecedented delays in passing a progressive Budget, South African workers are at risk. Discover why timely budget approval is essential for social grants and public services.

Business Report Opinion
Solly Phetoe|Published

South Africans could be left worse off after salary increases in 2025, due to bracket creep

How South African employees' anticipated salary increases in 2025 may not offset inflation and tax bracket creep, leaving many worse off.

Business Jobs
Jason Woosey|Published

Employees need at least 5% salary increase just to maintain spending power - tax expert

Given the recent Budget's impacts on South Africans plus unchanged interest rates, consumers are in for a hard time.

Property Residential
Given Majola|Published

Breaking down the 2025 Budget: From Parliament to your purse

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's 2024 Budget Speech introduces significant changes including VAT increases and tax bracket adjustments. Learn how these changes will affect your daily finances and long-term savings

Business Report Opinion
Published

Budget 2025: A callous tax hike that fails the people

South Africa's 2025 Budget Speech faces backlash as critics label the proposed VAT increase and unadjusted tax brackets as a betrayal to struggling households. What does this mean for the future of the economy?

Sunday Independent Analysis
Sizwe Dlamini|Published

Fiscal drag explained: The hidden tax burden on South Africans | Budget 2025

Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's failure to adjust personal income tax brackets for inflation could lead to significant tax increases for South Africans in 2025, resulting in a fiscal drag that benefits the government at the expense of taxpayers.

Business Advice
Vernon Pillay|Published

Examining the 2025 Budget Speech and the economic consequences for South Africans

South Africa's 2025 Budget Speech has sparked outrage, with critics labelling it a reckless move that threatens the financial stability of struggling households. What does this mean for taxpayers?

Sunday Independent News
Sizwe Dlamini|Published