SARS Expects Massive Revenue Shortfall As A Result Of Corona Virus

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Edward Kieswetter- Sars Commissioner On Sars is projecting an annual revenue loss of about R285bn based on figures for the first month of the lockdown and the impact of sluggish economic activity. The Revenue collection service is also urging South Africans to continue to be tax compliant more than ever before, government needs tax revenue to provide much-needed relief to businesses and individuals.
6 May 2020 12PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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