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Old 03-20-2009, 06:51 PM
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Post Question: "What is the influence of crime on the S.A. Govt?"

Question: "What is the influence of crime on the S.A. Govt?"

S.A Government makes huge profits from crime. But they remain quiet

Answer: Crime generates millions and millions of Rand's for the SA Government

This thread is to warn those considering going to SA for the 2010 World Cup Soccer..............................

Here are the facts....



Example 1:

Take just one million home owners in Gauteng who pay for "armed crime reaction" (not crime prevention) where private security companies react AFTER the crime has taken place - no wonder they never make any arrests!

This service costs on average R250 p.m. Therefore 1,000,000 x R240.00 x 12 months x 14% VAT, generates R403 million in tax revenue for the SA Govt!

Example 2:

A car thief steals a R500,000 car and receives between R10,000 and R30,000 for his deed.
The car owner is paid out by insurance and then purchases another similar vehicle, on which he pays 14% VAT of approx R70,000 as a direct result of crime. Who profited the most?
The thief or the SA Govt?

We must begin with a mechanism whereby the SA Govt is forced to reconsider this unconstitutional and immoral practice of profiting from crime!

All South Africans should demand that all payments related to protection of life and property should be VAT free and Tax deductible!

This principle should also apply to replacement of stolen property as well as estate duty.

If a person dies as a result of crime we should also demand that estate duty not be paid. How much do you think the SA Govt. has made out of estate duty from the murders of 1300 South African farmers?

The S.A. Govt likes to compare us to overseas. Well overseas your safety and security is covered by your income tax and is tax deductible!

It is time that South Africans stood together and made the Govt. and public aware of the Government's "income" from crime. In the meantime crime is the goose that lays the golden egg.

Is it also not unreasonable to expect victims of violence and car hijackings to pay their own medical costs?

The Govt. should pay for these expenses as well as family counseling for victims!

Come on South Africa, ask the right questions and demand the right answers!
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