Are large South African companies taxed fairly?

[saturnz]

is your local gangster extorting you fairly

 

[$m@Rt@$$]

WTF

Got any finacial summaries for us to judge on???

Public companies' financial information is public...

 

[My_King]

Public companies' financial information is public...

And post requesting us to be judging these companies have no links to this or reference to these companies.

 

[$m@Rt@$$]

And post requesting us to be judging these companies have no links to this or reference to these companies.

It's a general question probing the public's general feeling.

 

[Brian_G]

It's a general question probing the public's general feeling.

Wrong public.

 

[My_King]

It's a general question probing the public's general feeling.

And why would the public know, especially the general public?

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If you know, good for you. Most people don't spend their time playing financial detective on "large" companies.

 

[Colin42]

Are large South African companies taxed fairly?

All companies are taxed at 27%. So that's "fair".

But unemployment is at a third and underemployment at [?] tw-thirds so tax needs to be set at a level that creates employment. With SA's "jobs without people and people without jobs" scenario, caused by state educational dysfunction, the value-for-money received by all taxpayers (corporate and individuals) is unfair. Lower corporate taxes that encouraged investment, particular by international groups — whether JSE-listed or offshore — would help.