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(Bloomberg) -- South Africa’s National Treasury may have to hike value-added tax on some goods and services to bring in new revenues, accounting firm PwC said.Most Read from BloombergThe Brutal Reality of Plunging Office Values Is HereDip Buyers Wade Back In to Fuel Wall Street Gains: Markets WrapIsrael Pulls Out of Peace Talks Over ‘Delusional’ Hamas DemandsLyft’s CEO Says ‘My Bad’ on Margin Error, ‘It Was One Zero’Musk Says Putin Can’t Lose in Ukraine, Opposes Senate BillFinance Minister Enoch

Webber Wentzel tax partner Joon Chong welcomed the change to the initial proposed amendment published in July.

Only those with business activity or physical presence in SA required to withhold PAYE.

Threshold to gain access remains quite high.

South African motorists can expect to cough up more for a litre of fuel thanks to an expected increase in the general fuel levy.