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How SARS can raise tax revenue
If taxpayers can’t afford a bloated government, then the government needs to be cut down to size.
21 November 2024
If taxpayers can’t afford a bloated government, then the government needs to be cut down to size.
The cost of creating a real job in South Africa is probably far greater than R365,000. But it should be much less. And it can be.
Eustace Davie and Martin van Staden were featured in the Sunday Tribune on the FMF’s opposition to government’s race policies.
BEE was meant to uplift millions of South Africans, but in practice, it has achieved the opposite.
Martin van Staden was featured on the Pioneer Podcast to discuss the prevalence of race law in South Africa.
The deal you and I have is between us, not between us and the government.
Vivienne Vermaak was featured in The Citizen on the FMF’s proposal for a Job Seekers Exemption Certificate.
Could the substantial efforts pursued by government over the past three decades have really had such little effect? Here we shall have to begin with the more complex answer.
South Africa needs to embrace economic freedom. Not the type of neo-Stalinism that the Economic Freedom Fighters espouse, but a genuine love for free markets.
The FMF calls on the GNU to cut job-killing regulations and lower the barriers to entry into South Africa’s labour market.
