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SA Revenue Service commissioner Edward Kieswetter. Picture: ESA ALEXANDER/REUTERS
SA Revenue Service commissioner Edward Kieswetter. Picture: ESA ALEXANDER/REUTERS

Better-than-expected revenue collection from businesses and SA citizens has given government’s coffers a boost, with the gross tax revenue estimate revised up by R83.5bn. Business Day TV spoke to Sars commissioner Edward Kieswetter for more detail.

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