Experts from across disciplines delve into the details of the finance minister’s Budget Review on Wednesday
26 February 2020 - 21:28
byBusiness Day TV
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Finance minister Tito Mboweni delivers his budget policy statement in parliament, February 26 2020. Picture: SUNDAY TIMES/ESA ALEXANDER.
On Wednesday, Business Day TV covered the budget, providing expert analysis of finance minister Tito Mboweni’s speech.
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Post-budget 2020 discussion
We dissect all that finance minister Tito Mboweni's 2020 budget has brought to the fore, with chief economist at Citadel Maarten Ackerman, chief economist at IQ Business Sifiso Skenjana and Saica's national tax committee chair and partner at BDO David Warneke.
On Wednesday, Business Day TV covered the budget, providing expert analysis of finance minister Tito Mboweni’s speech
Personal finance panel
Bryan Hirsch is joined in studio by Harry Joffe from Discovery Life and Hanneke Farrand from ENS Africa for a look at how the budget will affect our personal finance.
Bryan Hirsch is joined in studio by Harry Joffe from Discovery Life and Hanneke Farrand from ENS Africa for a look at how the budget will affect our personal finance
Business panel
We discuss what the budget outcome means for business. Joining Business Day TV for this discussion is Marc Wainer and Associates’ Marc Wainer, the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme's Sizwe Nxasana, BMF Investments' Bheki Sibiya and Sandile Zungu from the Black Business Council
We discuss what the budget outcome means for business. Joining Business Day TV for this discussion is Marc Wainer and Associates’ Marc Wainer, the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme's Sizwe Nxasana and BMF Investments' Bheki Sibiya
Political panel
What does finance minister Tito Mboweni's budget reveal about the current politics at play? Hard decisions were taken within exceptionally difficult circumstances and joining Qaanitah Hunter with their take on it are political analyst Khaya Sithole and specialist reporter Karyn Maughan.
What does finance minister Tito Mboweni's budget reveal about the current politics at play? Hard decisions were taken within exceptionally difficult circumstances and joining Qaanitah Hunter with their take on it are political analyst Khaya Sithole and specialist reporter Karyn Maughan.
Tax panel
We turn our focus now to the main tax changes in the budget. Joining Business Day TV to unpack this is our panel of experts, which includes BDO Tax Services director Marcus Botha, Deloitte's Alex Gwala and KPMG associate director for global mobility services and employment tax advisory Sarika Rautenbach.
We turn our focus now to the main tax changes in the budget. Joining Business Day TV to unpack this is our panel of experts, which includes BDO Tax Services director Marcus Botha, Deloitte's Alex Gwala and KPMG associate director for global mobility services and employment tax advisory Sarika Rautenbach.
Support our award-winning journalism. The Premium package (digital only) is R30 for the first month and thereafter you pay R129 p/m now ad-free for all subscribers.
Budget 2020: Tito Mboweni’s budget in a nutshell
Experts from across disciplines delve into the details of the finance minister’s Budget Review on Wednesday
On Wednesday, Business Day TV covered the budget, providing expert analysis of finance minister Tito Mboweni’s speech.
Budget 2020
Post-budget 2020 discussion
We dissect all that finance minister Tito Mboweni's 2020 budget has brought to the fore, with chief economist at Citadel Maarten Ackerman, chief economist at IQ Business Sifiso Skenjana and Saica's national tax committee chair and partner at BDO David Warneke.
On Wednesday, Business Day TV covered the budget, providing expert analysis of finance minister Tito Mboweni’s speech
Personal finance panel
Bryan Hirsch is joined in studio by Harry Joffe from Discovery Life and Hanneke Farrand from ENS Africa for a look at how the budget will affect our personal finance.
Bryan Hirsch is joined in studio by Harry Joffe from Discovery Life and Hanneke Farrand from ENS Africa for a look at how the budget will affect our personal finance
Business panel
We discuss what the budget outcome means for business. Joining Business Day TV for this discussion is Marc Wainer and Associates’ Marc Wainer, the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme's Sizwe Nxasana, BMF Investments' Bheki Sibiya and Sandile Zungu from the Black Business Council
We discuss what the budget outcome means for business. Joining Business Day TV for this discussion is Marc Wainer and Associates’ Marc Wainer, the Ikusasa Student Financial Aid Programme's Sizwe Nxasana and BMF Investments' Bheki Sibiya
Political panel
What does finance minister Tito Mboweni's budget reveal about the current politics at play? Hard decisions were taken within exceptionally difficult circumstances and joining Qaanitah Hunter with their take on it are political analyst Khaya Sithole and specialist reporter Karyn Maughan.
What does finance minister Tito Mboweni's budget reveal about the current politics at play? Hard decisions were taken within exceptionally difficult circumstances and joining Qaanitah Hunter with their take on it are political analyst Khaya Sithole and specialist reporter Karyn Maughan.
Tax panel
We turn our focus now to the main tax changes in the budget. Joining Business Day TV to unpack this is our panel of experts, which includes BDO Tax Services director Marcus Botha, Deloitte's Alex Gwala and KPMG associate director for global mobility services and employment tax advisory Sarika Rautenbach.
We turn our focus now to the main tax changes in the budget. Joining Business Day TV to unpack this is our panel of experts, which includes BDO Tax Services director Marcus Botha, Deloitte's Alex Gwala and KPMG associate director for global mobility services and employment tax advisory Sarika Rautenbach.
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