2021 Budget: Govt should fight corruption, not raise taxes - expert

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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni will deliver his budget speech on Wednesday.

JOHANNESBURG - Tax Law expert Thabo Legwaila says the government needs to fight corruption instead of increasing taxes."The truth is that what needs to be done is to find the political will to fight corruption, we need that," he says.

His comments come at a time when there are fears Finance Minister Tito Mboweni might increase taxes to raise money for COVID-19.Watch the interview above for more from Law expert Thabo Legwaila

 

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So with this tax hike...sometime in future tax will be 100% of our income

Power and control is the name of the game everything else comes second

The Problem is EVERYONE in goverment is corrupt. The only fight we see is over Power

This old recycled Ministers must give youth a chance, today will be same recycled speech

They wont do that we have to expect more tax

Create jobs for youth and stop giving them R350 for child grands that's why children are getting kids and still they not using that money for the kids they use it to dress up make more kids and depend on their grandparents to support them

Tito is not educated Any person can read the Stats from a Tablet

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So you saying they must fight themselves! Ok👍

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