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2022 Draft Rates Bill

To implement the temporary R1.50 reduction of the fuel levy from April to May, the 2022 Draft Rates Bill, published with the Budget in February, had to be amended by government at the beginning of April. The Bill also deals with changes in tax rates and personal income tax thresholds. Louis Botha, Senior Associate in the Tax & Exchange Control Practice discusses the Bill and the temporary fuel levy reduction with Smile FM.

13 May 2022 10:31 Minutes Podcast
2022 Draft Rates Bill

2022 Draft Rates Bill

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2022 Draft Rates Bill

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To implement the temporary R1.50 reduction of the fuel levy from April to May, the 2022 Draft Rates Bill, published with the Budget in February, had to be amended by government at the beginning of April. The Bill also deals with changes in tax rates and personal income tax thresholds. Louis Botha, Senior Associate in the Tax & Exchange Control Practice discusses the Bill and the temporary fuel levy reduction with Smile FM.

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