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- 1. South Africa’s 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 deficit 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 deficit by increasing taxes, they would have to increase all taxes by 30%.