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Two Covid-19 Bills to bring relief to S.A. Businesses

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The South African National Treasury says the two new bills, passed in response to the covid-19 pandemic, will help South African businesses better weather the covid-19 storm.

The two bills, the COVID-19 Tax Bill and the COVID-19 Tax Administration Bill, were approved by the National Assembly last week.

The bills, provide for the deferred payment of taxes, as well as a skills development levy payment holiday for businesses.

The Chief Director for Economic Tax Analysis, at National Treasury, Christopher Axelson, says the bills also allow for an increased tax-deductible amount, when donations are made to the National Solidarity Fund.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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