Budget2019 | Excise duty on a can of beer goes up by 12c to R1,74, while a 750ml bottle of wine will have an excise duty of R3,15, which is 22c more.
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On the rise: Prepare to cough up more for booze‚ cigarettes and fuelIf you're feeling the pinch‚ one option to save money would be to swap your favourite tipple of whiskey or sparkling wine for sorghum beer‚ which will not be affected by the new increases in excise duty or sin tax.
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Tobacco industry prepared the ground for illicit cigarette tradeThe primary problem is the criminality of firms involved in illicit trade, and the lack of capacity and/or will at SA Revenue Service to stop them.
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How the price of beer, wine and cigarettes will riseFinance Minister Tito Mboweni may not have announced any increases in taxes rates in his maiden Budget, but as in previous years sin taxes – or the tax government levies on alcohol and tobacco - will again rise at above-inflation rates.
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JUST IN: Fuel prices look set to rise in March - AAThe price of petrol looks set to increase by 43 cents per litre in March according to unaudited mid-month fuel price data, the Automobile Association said on Friday.
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5 pupils stabbed, weapons and booze seized after post-Valentine's Day party | IOL NewsFive high school pupils were stabbed when a Valentine's Day afterparty by around 1 200 pupils in parks around Claremont took a violent turn.
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No pay: Annual admin snarl-ups hit junior doctors on co...Junior doctors across the country should have received their salaries on 31 January 2019, but the day came and went without a cent finding its way into their bank accounts. The ripple effects have been far-reaching as the euphoria of being placed at a medical facility turned to frustration and...
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Cigarette price up R1.14, whisky up R4 per bottle, beer by 12c a canOne of the most-anticipated aspects of the Finance Minister's Budget speech is that of sin taxes. What did Tito Mboweni announce this year?
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