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[TOP STORY] Sars’s R4bn strategy: Implications for taxpayers and small businesses

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‘I think the bulk of the revenues lies with the SMEs and the professionals, because there's a bigger volume there. So these are things that Sars is most likely going to focus on, not just on the big corporates,’ says Lee Dlamini, founder and director of Leverage.

10 Jun 2025 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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