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South Africa’s unknown regressive tax | SA News

17 June 2025 by Guest

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Econ Bro|Published 5 hours ago

ACCORDING to reports from the SA Revenue Service (Sars), South Africa has a progressive tax system. This means that the more people make, the more they are taxed. The following table shows the various tax brackets, ranging from 18% to a monstrous 45%.

In South Africa, the more you earn, the more the government takes from you. There are many who argue that this is fair, that those who make more money should pay more. I am not one of these people. However, I doubt there’s any sane person who would argue for a regressive income tax, where the poor pay a higher percentage of their income to the government.

Calling for such a tax would…

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