Calkem
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Before waxing lyrical about data, numbers, and facts, you should perhaps attempt to understand that a 50% reduction in tax income does not mean that 50% of the tax payers leave.
Well don't let me stop you.
Let's hear you on your figures that the odd 27 000 that have emigrated has led to a reduction of 50% of the income tax received.
Let me give you average givens in your implausible statement:
1. SA overall collected R1 000 000 000 000.00 (1 trillion) in income tax
2. 27 000 emigrants left SA
3. That means each and every person that emigrated individually paid R37 000 000.00 per year in income tax. That is R64 000 000.00 for a nuclear family paid in taxes for each and every single one.
4. That means each family that emigrated earned over R150 000 000.00 per year.
By your baseless claims, you insist that R500 000 000 000.00 has been lost over the course of 2024 from the 27 000 that have emigrated. Johan Rupert made R252 million in 2024., so we are talking roughly about 1984 individuals who earned the same as Rupert who emigrated...... Right?
Ofcourse you going to show me all of this....
I'm dying to find out...