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05 Feb 2023
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South Africa - National Budget 2023/24

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Get access to commentary and thought leadership pieces written by our subject matter experts who provide a 360 degree view of their expectations, insights and analysis for the 2023/24 National Budget.

Our 2023 Post-Budget Commentary
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Unpacking 2023/24 National Budget
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Pre-Budget Commentary SA
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Deloitte-Africa-Quick-Tax-Guide-2023-2024
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za-Deloitte-Budget-Highlights-2023-2024.pdf
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Tuesday 28 February 2023 | 09:00 - 11:00

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Deloitte Post-Budget Commentary

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Itireleng Kubeka

Itireleng Kubeka

Managing Partner | Deloitte Africa Tax & Legal
+27 11 806 5608
Alex Gwala

Alex Gwala

Africa Tax & Compliance Leader | Southern Africa Tax & Legal Market Leader
+27 82 444 0502

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