
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...
In his 2021 Budget Speech, the Finance Minister announced increases for tobacco and alcohol products.
Once again this year, you’ll be paying more for your sins.
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.
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni announced the rise in sin taxes in his 2020 Budget Speech
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?
As expected, Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has announced hikes in so-called sin taxes in his 2018 Budget speech.
Treasury is proposing excise duties on alcoholic beverages and tobacco products of between 6% and 10% this year.