Pay as little tax as possible in South Africa

Jet-Fighter7700 said:
not doubting that, but its always from this Biltong for Brains dude, who seems like he's in Ohio already just placing bet's constantly.
and raking in the cash, by spreading doom and gloom and yelling the sky is falling every day.
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The truth remains the truth no matter how uncomfortable it is, pretending that things are fine, or that they will get better at any time is pure folly. Things in this country are going to get a lot worse in the near future.
 
Bad Ballie said:
The truth remains the truth no matter how uncomfortable it is, pretending that things are fine, or that they will get better at any time is pure folly. Things in this country are going to get a lot worse in the near future.
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yeah, but oom Dawie seems like hes already in the USA or somewhere else making predictions a 5 year old could make,
peddling nonsense stories that everybody knows about , one has to ask why? whats his gain from it? my prediction is its all to drive sentiment negative on SA, either to increase share price or drive share price downwards somewhere else.

he isnt doing this for $h1tS and Giggles, there is a strategy to it,
 
Jet-Fighter7700 said:
yeah, but oom Dawie seems like hes already in the USA or somewhere else making predictions a 5 year old could make,
peddling nonsense stories that everybody knows about , one has to ask why? whats his gain from it? my prediction is its all to drive sentiment negative on SA, either to increase share price or drive share price downwards somewhere else.

he isnt doing this for $h1tS and Giggles, there is a strategy to it,
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That makes sense, and I wasn't looking at it in that light, so yes, you are correct he would have an agenda with a specific payday in mind given who he is and his influence and power.
 
Newsday said:
Pay as little tax as possible in South Africa

Renowned economist Dawie Roodt advised South Africans to do whatever they legally can to pay as little tax as possible.
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Thread 'Tax revolt on its way in South Africa'

Tax revolt on its way in South Africa

Connie Mulder, the head of Solidarity's Research Institute, said that South Africans will begin resisting paying taxes if the state fails to deliver services.

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Thread 'A tax revolt is underway in South Africa'

A tax revolt is underway in South Africa

Efficient Group chief economist Dawie Roodt said a tax revolt in South Africa is already happening through aggressive tax planning, capital flight, and skilled emigration.
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I think I see his point

maybe he wants to overload SARS with administrative duties

imagine they had to audit 10x more taxpayers than they generally do

sort of like DDOS, but its SARS at the end of it
 
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