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A budget of consolidation for 2013
28 February 2013

This year’s Budget for 2013 highlights overall that there are no real changes to get us really excited and Treasury seems to be buttoning down [Read More]

Tags: AJ Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen, barry Visser, Budget 2013, Budget analysis, Christelle Grohmann, Cliff Watson, Hylton Cameron, Lee-Anne Bac, Mining, Neville Sweidan, NHI, Property, Public Sector, Steven Kilfoil, Tax, Terry Ramabulana, Tourism, Warren Martin, Willem Oberholzer

Budget 2013: Grant Thornton comments on the Finance Minister’s Budget Speech 2013 / 2014
27 February 2013

Overall Willem Oberholzer, Grant Thornton Pretoria Tax Partner “Tax payers can breathe a sigh of relief because overall the status quo remains. Government seems to [Read More]

Tags: AJ Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen, barry Visser, Budget 2013, Budget analysis, Christelle Grohmann, Cliff Watson, Lee-Anne Bac, Mining, Neville Sweidan, NHI, Property, Public Sector, Steven Kilfoil, Tax, Terry Ramabulana, Tourism, Warren Martin, Willem Oberholzer

Stay-cations for holiday tourism
14 December 2012

With the festive season just a few days away, South African tourism attractions are expected to benefit from ‘stay-cationers’: those who have chosen to stay [Read More]

Tags: 2012, Domestic travel, foreign travel, Gillian Saunders, Holiday, South Africa, Strategic Solutions, Tourism

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