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VAT on medical supplies in South Africa: A critical analysis of whether the VATCOM's argument to standard rate medical supplies in 1991 still holds true
This paper aims to critically evaluate whether the existing VAT consequences on medical care services (and goods) is still relevant and valid given the developments within the South African economy since 1991, when VAT was first introduced in South Africa. Furthermore, this paper seeks to identify a...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2022
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