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Edward Kieswetter’s final message to taxpayers in South Africa | SA News

2 May 2026 by Guest

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 ·1 May 2026

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Outgoing SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter says South Africans have an obligation to pay their taxes, but also have the right to demand that their hard-earned money is well spent by the state.

Thursday, 30 April, marked Kieswetter’s final day as commissioner, with the new commissioner-designate, Johnstone Makhubu, set to take up the mantle from 1 May 2026.

Kieswetter noted that he has already packed up his office and spent his final day in handover discussions with…

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