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BLSA writes to Minister Mboweni ahead of MTBPS

22 October 2020, 5:18 PM  |
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[File Image] Economists say Mboweni is unlikely to increase taxes in order to finance the country’s vaccine rollout programme.

[File Image] Economists say Mboweni is unlikely to increase taxes in order to finance the country’s vaccine rollout programme.

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[File Image] Economists say Mboweni is unlikely to increase taxes in order to finance the country’s vaccine rollout programme.

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni is set to deliver the Medium-Term Budgetary Policy Statement (MTBPS) on 28 October 2020.

Ahead of the statement, Business Leadership South Africa has penned a letter to Minister Mboweni highlighting some of the organisations expectations from his budget.

Below BLSA’s letter:

 

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