South Africa's revenue growth continues

Tuesday, April 03, 2012

The South African Revenue Service had another strong year in 2011/12, collecting R742.7-billion in revenue - R4-billion more than Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan had budgeted for, and R68-billion more than the amount collected in the previous financial year.

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South Africa's revenue growth continues

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