South Africans should say goodbye to cash

konfab said:
Tell you what, I will trade capital gains tax for this.

No taxes on inflation and economic growth, and rather taxes on using cash.
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No, screw that - they can shove capital gains tax, and this together and go to hell. Capital gains tax is nothing but state mandated theft.
konfab said:
This is how you protect against money laundering. And the reality for you is that it will never go away as it is likely an international requirement.
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Except if you do the transaction in cash and dont tell anyone about it.

Money laundering is only a problem when you are incapable of carrying out lifestyle audits on people clearly living well above their means.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Ahhh ok, so he was having a few toots, then yeah kinda got what he deserved. Though I'm still a bit unsure about an insurance company repudiating a claim on you "might be over the limit" rather than actually being over the limit.
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Yeah it was scaly, but they apparently do this type of thing, time of accident, location before and and they build a case. That you were out at a pub till midnight, the accident happened at half past...
 
Lupus said:
Yeah it was scaly, but they apparently do this type of thing, time of accident, location before and and they build a case. That you were out at a pub till midnight, the accident happened at half past...
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The medical aids do this as well...if you end up in hospital due to an accident...
 
EmmanuelGoldstein said:
The medical aids do this as well...if you end up in hospital due to an accident...
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They have to pay for emergency treatment, as a PMB, even if you were drunk driving and in an accident (they might go slow about it, make sure all i's are dotted and t's are crossed, and want part of your RAF money(but that is even if one wasn't drunk driving)).
 
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