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Budget infographic

Mithun Kalan
Mithun Kalan

South Africa's national budget for 2009/10 saw personal income tax contributing R154 billion, VAT contributing R79 billion, and company tax contributing R135 billion. Over 50% of personal income tax revenue came from taxpayers earning less than R200,000 annually. Company tax revenue was highest from the financial services, manufacturing, and consumer business industries. Import VAT and duties totaled R89 billion.

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South Africas Budget #SABudget Source: http://www.treasury.gov.za - based on audited 2009/10 results Personal Income Tax R 154 billion VAT R 79 billion Company Tax R 135 billion Company tax by industry (20) Public sector 33 52 446 tax payers (7) Technology, media and 20 Public sector 4 telecommunications Earn less than R1 000 000 + Income Contribution: R 37 billion (29) Energy and resources 10 Technology, media and (10) Consumer business 24 13 telecommunications 1 011 000 tax payers (32) Manufacturing 48 Earn less than R 200 000 - R 1 000 000 Income Energy and resources 18 40% (18) Financial service industry 61 Contribution: R 89 billion in billions 1 339 691 tax payers Earn less than R 100 000 - R 200 000 Income 52% Refunds Consumer business 22 Contribution: R 26 billion 1 181 406 tax payers Manufacturing 30 4% Earn less than R100 000 Income Contribution: R 3 billion 2% Import VAT and duties R 89 billion Financial service industry 4% 48 2% 3% UK R5 billion Number of taxpayers 1% 6% USA Germany R12 billion South Korea Their contribution R7 billion R2 billion 0 10 20 30 40 50 5% France Billions of Rands 15% R3 billion Japan 13% R5 billion Number of prof itable companies 129 988 China R18 billion LOSS MAKING 5% Brazil 17% 3% R2 billion BREAK EVEN 83 319 Italy 15% 8% R2 billion India R3 billion 122 221 5% PROFITABLE Revenue Fuel Levy R29 billion Excise Duties R21 billion Total: R580 billion Other Revenue R28 billion Secondary Tax on Companies R15 billion Expenses R167 billion Total: R747 billion de鍖cit Central Financial Government Administrative Justice, Crime Economic Services Direct Charges Administrator Social Services Prevention & Security and Infrastructure Services and Provincial Share R 52 Billion R 60 Billion Did you know? R 140 Billion R 102 Billion R 82 Billion R 311 Billion If the government wanted to fund the de鍖cit by increasing taxes, they would have to increase all taxes by 30%.

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  • 1. South Africas Budget #SABudget Source: http://www.treasury.gov.za - based on audited 2009/10 results Personal Income Tax R 154 billion VAT R 79 billion Company Tax R 135 billion Company tax by industry (20) Public sector 33 52 446 tax payers (7) Technology, media and 20 Public sector 4 telecommunications Earn less than R1 000 000 + Income Contribution: R 37 billion (29) Energy and resources 10 Technology, media and (10) Consumer business 24 13 telecommunications 1 011 000 tax payers (32) Manufacturing 48 Earn less than R 200 000 - R 1 000 000 Income Energy and resources 18 40% (18) Financial service industry 61 Contribution: R 89 billion in billions 1 339 691 tax payers Earn less than R 100 000 - R 200 000 Income 52% Refunds Consumer business 22 Contribution: R 26 billion 1 181 406 tax payers Manufacturing 30 4% Earn less than R100 000 Income Contribution: R 3 billion 2% Import VAT and duties R 89 billion Financial service industry 4% 48 2% 3% UK R5 billion Number of taxpayers 1% 6% USA Germany R12 billion South Korea Their contribution R7 billion R2 billion 0 10 20 30 40 50 5% France Billions of Rands 15% R3 billion Japan 13% R5 billion Number of prof itable companies 129 988 China R18 billion LOSS MAKING 5% Brazil 17% 3% R2 billion BREAK EVEN 83 319 Italy 15% 8% R2 billion India R3 billion 122 221 5% PROFITABLE Revenue Fuel Levy R29 billion Excise Duties R21 billion Total: R580 billion Other Revenue R28 billion Secondary Tax on Companies R15 billion Expenses R167 billion Total: R747 billion de鍖cit Central Financial Government Administrative Justice, Crime Economic Services Direct Charges Administrator Social Services Prevention & Security and Infrastructure Services and Provincial Share R 52 Billion R 60 Billion Did you know? R 140 Billion R 102 Billion R 82 Billion R 311 Billion If the government wanted to fund the de鍖cit by increasing taxes, they would have to increase all taxes by 30%.