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South Africans smoked 37 billion cigarettes in 2023, but only 13 billion was taxed

Illicit tobacco products now account for 60%-70% of cigarette sales and causes tremendous damage to the fiscus, according to Sars. ....

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Proposed Tobacco Control Bill will boost crime, not health

Proposed Tobacco Control Bill will boost crime, not health
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State of disaster: Mistakes we never want repeated

From boosting illicit cigarette sales to severing informal traders' livelihoods - these are the pandemic mistakes that affected farmers most. ....

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Tobacco industry outraged as illicit cigarettes flood SA market

Tobacco industry outraged as illicit cigarettes flood SA market
British America Tobacco South Africa (Batsa) said that an Ipsos study conducted in March showed that 74% of retail outlets in Gauteng, the Western Cape and the Free State were now openly selling illegal cigarettes.
FILE: Police confiscate illicit cigarettes valued at R122,000 destined for the black market. Image: SAPS
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CAPE TOWN - There s outrage in the South African tobacco industry as illicit cigarettes are flooding the market.
British America Tobacco South Africa (Batsa) said that an Ipsos study conducted in March showed that 74% of retail outlets in Gauteng, the Western Cape and the Free State were now openly selling illegal cigarettes. ....

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Alcohol, tobacco industries slam new 'punishing' taxes – The Citizen

Alcohol, tobacco industries slam new âpunishingâ taxes
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File picture. Shoppers purchase alcohol at Makro in Crown Mines, Johannesburg, on 18 August 2020. Picture: Tracy Lee Stark
The industries are already on their knees due to the impact of the alcohol and tobacco sales bans.
The South African alcohol and tobacco industry has slammed the 8% increase in excise tax, announced by Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni during Wednesday’s 2021 Budget Speech, saying it will further strain the both industries and drive people towards the illicit market.
South African liquor Brandowners Association (SALBA) CEO Kurt Moore emphasisedÂ that tax adjustments did not take into consideration a significant increase in the size and efficiency o ....

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