Tito Mboweni’s incentives-lite policy on investments far too harsh a move
07 April 2021 - 15:22
He may or may not be a cordon bleu chef. He is certainly one of the few SA politicians courageous enough to speak his mind. But it would be hard to accuse finance minister Tito Mboweni of oozing subtlety.
The best example of this — and the one which will do the most damage to small firms — came in his last budget, when he decided to come down hard on investment incentives...
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