Is South Africa’s tax system at its limits, or can more be done?
The AIDC submission sets out key substantive tax proposals for South Africa’s 2027 Budget. It focuses on making the tax system more progressive, mobilising critical revenue, and addressing severe economic inequality.
The AIDC submission to Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance addresses the 2026 draft Rates, Taxation Laws Amendment (TLAB), and Tax Administration Laws Amendment (TALAB) Bills.
As the country mourns the victims of a possible serial murderer in Ekurhuleni, AIDC shows how inadequate funding and years of austerity are failing women in South Africa.
The latest turmoil at the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) should deeply concern every public servant in South Africa.
This study provides the first bottom-up estimate of the corporate tax gap for South Africa. The tax gap is the difference between what firms actually reported and what they should have paid in the absence of any misreporting.
The AIDC welcomes the Court’s emphasis on Section 24 of the Constitution and its interpretation of the interplay between environmental protection and development.
This discussion paper argues that South Africa’s current green industrial policy is too narrow and unambitious to deal with the unemployment and climate crises. It proposes a radical, needs-based approach to industrial policy, and an end to austerity.
AIDC calls for a needs-based green industrialisation strategy to simultaneously overcome mass unemployment and climate change.
Twenty-four young activists came together from over eight organisations across four provinces, united by a shared commitment to understanding and ultimately transforming the conditions that shape their communities.
