Sin taxes
Fuel, tobacco and alcohol - Here’s how you'll be spending more
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni delivered his much-anticipated hybrid Budget Speech on Wednesday, during which he outlined how citizens would be paying more for...
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Few cheers as sin taxes set to increase
In his 2021 Budget Speech, the Finance Minister announced increases for tobacco and alcohol products.
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How much more alcohol will cost you after Mboweni's 2021 Budget Speech
Once again this year, you’ll be paying more for your sins.
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Mboweni unveils R2 trillion Budget, focus on vaccine rollout, efficient spending
With the ravages of COVID-19 and the associated lockdowns eroding an already shaky economy, the Finance Minister and his team at Treasury have a particularly hard task this year.
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This is what sin taxes will cost you in 2020
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni announced the rise in sin taxes in his 2020 Budget Speech
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Cigarette price up R1.14, whisky up R4 per bottle, beer by 12c a can
One of the most-anticipated aspects of the Finance Minister's Budget speech is that of sin taxes. What did Tito Mboweni announce this year?
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[WATCH] Budget 2018: How much will your 'sins' cost you?
As expected, Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has announced hikes in so-called sin taxes in his 2018 Budget speech.
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Higher bill for drinkers, smokers as sin taxes increase
Treasury is proposing excise duties on alcoholic beverages and tobacco products of between 6% and 10% this year.
