SARS intends to find 300 000 companies for non-submission of their tax returns. More than 500 000 new companies were registered in the past financial year, of which the vast majority did not submit returns. With this effort, SARS aims to promote its income. Experts say it’s going to be an uphill battle for SARS..
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SARS financial position is in a state of total chaos due to corruption, now the entity is seeking tax evaders to restore the disastrous situation
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Schools in SA are lawless institutions serving as training centers for criminals and not for educational purposes
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Only a few incidents that received attention last month are a pupil who performed a lapdance at the Sikhululekile Secondary School in Pretoria, racist pupils of the Genl. Smuts High School in Vereeniging, who last Friday spoke against white teachers and refused to attend classes, pupils involved in gang fighting and a Eldorado Park Secondary..
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From the horse’s mouth: ANC’s election head, Fikele, declares that South Africa is a Banana republic
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The ANC’s electoral president, Fikele Mbalula (photo), declared that South Africa is a Banana republic and his reason for giving this statement is that foreigners without any documents have been allowed to operate businesses in South-Africa. Suddenly, Spaza shops run by foreigners must be regulated by government. Foreigners are welcome, but should do it legally…
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Ramaphosa is spreading fake news by suggesting that resistance to land expropriation without compensation is becoming less and less
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has made the claim that the resistance to land expropriation without compensation is becoming is declining as the government consults with the opponents. “Ramaphosa believes and spreads fake news,” was the reaction of a member of the TAU’s Executive Committee. “Ramaphosa was invited to attend TLU SA Congress next week in Pretoria,..
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SA taxpayers have to fork out even more money for Zuma and wives to uphold their lavish living style after National Assembly agrees to pay his pension and medical aid package
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The National Assembly has agreed to former President Jacob Zuma’s pension and medical aid package, in spite of a fierce pushback from opposition parties. The decision went 197 votes in favour and 95 against, with no abstentions. African National Congress (ANC) MPs were under a three-line whip and were called from committee meetings for the..
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Has Ramaphosa sold South Africa’s soul to the highest bidder after loan agreements with China?
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again rejected suggestions that China is a new coloniser and that his government has sold South Africa to the country by signing loan agreements for state-owned enterprises (SOEs). “What we [government] are not in the habit of doing is handing over the assets of our country to any other country..
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SARS does not have the ability to recover 40% of R143 billion in outstanding tax, can you trust any of the country’s government systems?
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It appears that the South African Revenue Service (SARS) does not have the ability to recover 40% of R143 billion in outstanding tax. SARS is involved in disputes or debts that are outstanding for more than four years. SARS said it is going to concentrate on the 60% that they may be able to recover…
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SABC nearing bankruptcy yet executives pocket R45 million in paychecks
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In times of dire financial distress, the spotlight falls on the SABC’s exorbitant executive salaries. The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) is struggling to stay afloat, yet executives are still being paid millions. Usually, when a company is struggling to make ends meet, salaries are often the first expenses closely examined and adjusted accordingly. But..
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Land expropriation in SA: Belgium backs ANC- regime’s reform plans
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South Africa’s ongoing land expropriation efforts has the full backing of Belgium, the country’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister Didier Reynders has declared. Reynders was speaking during a joint press briefing with his South African counterpart, Minister Lindiwe Sisulu, upon the conclusion of a working visit in Pretoria on Monday. “We are sure..
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Ramaphosa has signed a deal with the Chinese to build a planned new Chinese-controlled industrial park and not a coal power station, most likely on stolen property
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The power station will only serve a planned new Chinese-controlled industrial park, which will contain at least 7 metallurgical processing plants. A top energy expert says there is no rational reason to build the coal power station. There has been some confusion in the energy industry this past week after the announcement that a new..
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Land settlement without compensation will take place regardless of whether or not South Africans, Donald Trump or the United Nations General Assembly like it or not
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Ramaphosa delivered unprecedented verdicts on the government’s proposed legislation on the expropriation of private land. He said that land expropriation will take place without compensation regardless of whether or not South Africans, Donald Trump or the United Nations General Assembly are in favour of it. Meanwhile, FF Plus said that public sessions before the Parliamentary..
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An ugly thing is slowly brewing in Jacob Zuma’s pot, he is planning to remove Cyril by means of a rebellion
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From state capture to a complete coup d’état, political analysts say rumors are making the round that Jacob Zuma are using top ANC members, to remove Cyril Ramaphosa. According to the word on the street, Ace Magashule, Supra Mahumapelo, Meokgo Matuba (ANC women’s league), and Thaduxolo Sabelo were seen together in Durban during a “secret”..
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Recession not only a technical and temporary problem, consumers can expect to pay R17 plus for fuel
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All indications are there that the fuel price may rise by almost R1,15 in October. It can burst the price of fuel through the R17 border, which will bring higher food prices and transport costs. This despite Cyril Ramaphosa’s assurance that the recession is only a technical and temporary problem. However, the higher fuel price..
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No wonder SA has money problems – Minister spends more than R116k on cutlery and crockery for her office
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The social development minister says the goods were purchased in compliance with National Treasury regulations. Minister of Social Development Susan Shabangu has spent R116 528 on crockery and cutlery for her official office since she took over the department from the previous minister Bathabile Dlamini. In a written reply to Inkatha Freedom Party MP Liezel..
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The ANC has dragged the country into recession, but what does it actually signify for us as South-African Citizens?
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Since yesterday September 5, 2018 around 12:00 it was announced that South Africa is in an official recession. Nearly everyone read about it with great concern, but few realize exactly what it entails.
A recession suggests a phase of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced, generally identified by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters. The current recession in the country was caused by the debate about land expropriation without compensation, which undermined a very principle of the freemarket system; and the full particulars of the thuggery and corruption from Zumagate now becoming public.
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