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A critical analysis of fiscal stability agreements as offered in the tenth schedule of the income tax act for energy companies in South Africa in light of recent oil and gas finds in South Africa
South Africa remains reliant on a number of countries to sustain its energy requirements. The acute shortage and unreliable supply of electricity, requires that South Africa consider other energy sources, more specifically, that it considers the use of oil and gas as an alternative or complementary...
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Department of Finance and Tax
2022
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