Ahead of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 25 February Budget Speech, there is growing concern that taxpayers may be heading into what tax specialist Lance Collop describes as a “Silent Budget” — a year in which take‑home pay declines even without headline tax rate increases. Lance joins KayaBiz. <a href="http://www.kayafm.co.za/">Kaya FM </a>

Ahead of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 25 February Budget Speech, there is growing concern that taxpayers may be heading into what tax specialist Lance Collop describes as a “Silent Budget” — a year in which take‑home pay declines even without headline tax rate increases. Lance joins KayaBiz. Kaya FM

Ahead of Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s 25 February Budget Speech, there is growing concern that taxpayers may be heading into what tax specialist Lance Collop describes as a “Silent Budget” — a year in which take‑home pay declines even without headline tax rate increases. Lance joins KayaBiz. <a href="http://www.kayafm.co.za/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Kaya FM </a>

Taxpayers may be heading into a “Silent Budget”

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From the heart of Gauteng wherever you may be, Kaya 959 connects with our loyal listeners through a range of digital and on-air platforms. At the core of their listening experience is a variety of familiar songs that they love including soul and R&B, kwaito, jazz, chart-toppers and old school jams. We bring them news that is relevant and conversations that inspire. Our presenters may be big names, but out of the speaker they are just the friend from around the corner. They are authentic and relatable. They engage with listeners on topics that affect their everyday life. Kaya 959 is committed to ensuring that we portray a true representation of our listeners’ richness, depth, and diversity. On the Street. On the Air.

From the heart of Gauteng wherever you may be, Kaya 959 connects with our loyal listeners through a range of digital and on-air platforms. At the core of their listening experience is a variety of familiar songs that they love including soul and R&amp;B, kwaito, jazz, chart-toppers and old school jams.

We bring them news that is relevant and conversations that inspire. Our presenters may be big names, but out of the speaker they are just the friend from around the corner. They are authentic and relatable. They engage with listeners on topics that affect their everyday life. Kaya 959 is committed to ensuring that we portray a true representation of our listeners’ richness, depth, and diversity. On the Street. On the Air.

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Taxpayers may be heading into a “Silent Budget”

Taxpayers may be heading into a “Silent Budget”