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1 The Tax Base in South Africa
National Health Insurance Policy Brief 20 The Tax Base in South Africa 8 August 2011

2 Tax in South Africa 2009/10 Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

3 History of Tax Revenues in SA
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

4 History of Tax Revenue Composition in SA
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

5 Tax Categories in SA 2009/10 Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

6 Tax Categories and Instruments
Taxes on income and profits Persons and individuals: Personal Income Tax (PIT) Companies: Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Capital gains tax (CGT) Secondary tax on companies (STC) Tax on retirement funds (TRF) Taxes on payroll and workforce Skills development levy: for the Department of Labour. Taxes on property Donations tax Estate duty Securities transfer tax (STT) Transfer duties. Source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics

7 Tax Categories and Instruments
Domestic taxes on goods and services Value-added tax (VAT) Turnover tax Excise duties Fuel levy International air passenger departure tax Plastic bags levy Electricity levy Incandescent light bulb levy. Taxes on international trade and transactions Customs duties Diamond export levy State miscellaneous revenue Source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics

8 Number of Individual Taxpayers 2006-2009
Source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

9 Distribution of Individual Taxpayers by Income Bands 2006-2009
Source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

10 Personal Income Tax 2009 Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

11 Tax as Percent of Taxable Income, 2009
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

12 PIT Source of Income, 2008 Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

13 PIT Fringe Benefits, 2008 Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

14 PIT Tax Deductions, 2008 Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

15 Retirement and Medical Scheme Fringe Benefits and Deductions, 2008
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

16 Retirement and Medical Scheme Fringe Benefits and Deductions, 2009
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

17 Retirement and Medical Scheme Fringe Benefits and Deductions, 2009
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

18 Cost of Revenue Collection
Data source: National Treasury, South African Revenue Service Tax Statistics Source: IMSA NHI Policy Brief 20: The Tax Base in South Africa

19 Innovative Medicines South Africa (IMSA) is a pharmaceutical industry association promoting the value of medicine innovation in healthcare. IMSA and its member companies are working towards the development of a National Health Insurance system with universal coverage and sustainable access to innovative research-based healthcare. Contact details: Val Beaumont (Executive Director) Tel: Fax: Innovative Medicines SA (IMSA) Cell: PO Box 2008, Houghton, South Africa

20 Heather McLeod The New Zealand Centre for Evidence-based Research into Complementary and Alternative Medicine (ENZCAM), University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. Extraordinary Professor, Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science, University of Stellenbosch


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