Director’s Cut: Dawie Roodt – R50bn windfall… will treasury cut taxes or feed the state?

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Forty-one budgets later, Dawie Roodt isn’t buying the hype. With a possible R50bn revenue surprise, falling bond yields and stabilising debt, South Africa has a rare window to reform. But will Treasury slash corporate taxes and ease bracket creep - or funnel more money into SOEs, grants and a bloated wage bill? Roodt warns that windfalls tempt politicians… and markets are watching.
23 Feb 9AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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