Joe

Tech enthusiast! Bring on Startrek!

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@C_chaba @NadiaFerreira85 Don’t bring race into it. If furniture is not the execs responsibility, who’s is it?
That’s the issue here…easy to increase salaries…hard to maintain furniture.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@HelpF85398 100%.
Our SARS and the rest of the government see citizens as assets, slaves.
Time to get rid of a government that only implements the law against us.

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@C_chaba @NadiaFerreira85 No, the Eskom HO in sunninhill is falling apart. Staff using old broken equipment and furniture

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@NadiaFerreira85 And the Eskom building in sunninhill is falling apart. 🖕ANC

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@dgtager Correct. No SARS manager has been fired over this. We as tax payers just lost another R35m to the incessant money laundering organisation called “the South African government”

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@Jonathan_Witt Well said. 100%
SARS management kept their jobs and salaries. We as tax payers just got R35m poorer. Government (who caused the failure) will not use that R35m to enrich citizens.

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@DAGauteng Im only going to vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.
Less money to government. More to private business.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@NixPret Actually: And since we, as tax payers, fund sars, we have been fined R35m and yet we still pay sars salaries and politician salaries. We are always worse off with public sector.

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@Our_DA Im only going to vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@SarahThinker22 Let’s only vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@NadiaFerreira85 The trees voted for the axe because the handle of the axe was made of wood. Supporting people based on identity and not outcome is always a problem.

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@eNCA Let’s only vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@BadgerMkii It’s not rocket science for the average citizen. But it’s definitely higher grade for ANC members.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@BadgerMkii Let’s only vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

[Joe @jmoppenheim]

@BusinessTechSA And since we, as tax payers, fund sars, we have been fined R35m and yet we still pay sars salaries and politician salaries.

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@ASZulu Let’s only vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

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@PhumlaniMMajozi Zimbabweans.
They did a great job getting rid of the UK, but couldn’t fight their own ZANUPF when their own betrayed them.

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@HelenZille4Jozi Let’s only vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

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@VirtueRSA @S_Gwiliza Let’s only vote for parties who will decrease taxes in favour for higher company profits which result in higher investment which reduces employment and increases buying power which increases vat revenue.

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@penuelist_ @S_Gwiliza We should. Let’s vote for political parties who support lowering of taxes in favour of increase in company profits and employee salaries and citizen buying power