Billions in SA revenue going up in smoke due to illicit cigarettes – study
Research has revealed the South African government has been losing billions of rands because of illegal cigarettes since 2010.
Source: jacarandafm.com
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Sars loses R119 billion in tax revenue due to illicit cigarette sales since 2002
The ban on cigarette sales during the lockdown caused a huge loss of revenue for Sars as smokers bought cigarettes on the black market.
Source: citizen.co.za
Billions in SA revenue going up in smoke due to illicit cigarettes – study
Research has revealed the South African government has been losing billions of rands because of illegal cigarettes since 2010.
Source: ecr.co.za
Purchase a Victorian-inspired farmhouse on 32 acres of Urbandale land for $1.8 million
'The city of Urbandale wants to keep it residential,' the real estate agent says of this 32-acre plot with a Victorian farmhouse in Urbandale.
Van Walbeek Micole Van Walbeek Micole Van Contact Walbeek Victorian Style Farmhouse Micole Van Walbeek
Source: yahoo.com
The farmers British American Tobacco left behind – The Mail & Guardian
BATSA has supported black tobacco farmers since 2011. So why are small-scale farmers in Limpopo upset with the tobacco industry?
Source: mg.co.za
Up in smoke: The black tobacco farmers British American Tobacco left behind
Some small-scale black tobacco farmers in Limpopo feel that the tobacco industry supported them under the guise of an upliftment programme, but then used them to fight against illicit tobacco trade. By 2021, the financial support dried up.
Source: news24.com
The black tobacco farmers British American Tobacco left behind
Some small-scale black tobacco farmers in Limpopo feel that the tobacco industry supported them under the guise of an upliftment programme, but then used them to fight against illicit tobacco trade. By 2021, the financial support dried up.
Source: dailymaverick.co.za
[LISTEN] Vape tax is in effect but will it be enough to deter users?
Professor Corne Van Walbeek spoke to Lester Kiewit about the latest vape tax and why it may not be enough to reduce vaping.
Van Walbeek Lester Kiewit Research Unit Professor Corne Van Walbeek Excisable Products Prof Corne Van Walbeek
Source: 702.co.za
Surge in vape juice prices coming as new sin tax is introduced next month
A sin tax for vapourised tobacco products will be introduced for the first time in South Africa next month. Industry leaders say it's too high but researchers say its too low.
Source: news24.com