South Africa. National Treasury. A framework for achieving spending efficiency in a fiscally constrained environment. Pretoria: National Treasury, [June 2021.] Also known as the Zero Based Budgeting Framework.
South Africa. National Treasury. Carbon tax policy paper: reducing greenhouse gas emissions and facilitating the transition to a green economy, May 2013. "Policy paper for public comment."
South Africa. National Treasury. Discussion paper for public comment: reducing greenhouse gas emissions: the carbon tax option, December 2010.
Financial Sector Conduct Authority. Discussion paper on the implementation of a reporting and disclosure framework for short sale transactions. 19 November 2018.
South Africa. National Treasury. Draft policy paper: a framework for considering market-based instruments to support environmental fiscal reform in South Africa. Pretoria: National Treasury, April 2006.
South Africa. National Treasury. An inclusive financial sector for all: draft for consultation. Pretoria: National Treasury, [October 2020.]
South Africa. National Treasury. A safer financial sector to serve South Africa better, 2011. "National Treasury policy document, Republic of South Africa." Pretoria: National Treasury, 23 February 2011.
South Africa. National Treasury. Treating customers fairly in the financial sector: a draft market conduct policy framework for South Africa: discussion document, December 2014.
South Africa. National Treasury. Twin Peaks in South Africa: response and explanatory document, accompanying the second draft of the Financial Sector Regulation Bill, December 2014.
Fiscal policy is presented annually in the National Treasury's Budget review. 2018 Chapter 3, Fiscal policy. Budget reviews, 1993 to date.
In print from 1989 @ Shelf no. G 68 ED.BUDG
South Africa. National Treasury, Financial Services Board. The Regulation of Hedge Funds in South Africa: a proposed framework issued by the National Treasury and Financial Services Board, September 2012.
Treasury on Regulation of Hedge Funds, 10 February 2014. (Includes public comments on proposed framework.)
South Africa. National Treasury. South African microinsurance regulatory framework: National Treasury policy document, July 2011.
South Africa. National Treasury. The future of micro-insurance regulation in South Africa: discussion paper, 7 April 2008.
South Africa. National Treasury. Policy strategy to guide uniformity in procurement reform processes in government. Pretoria: National Treasury. [2003.]
South Africa. Department of Finance. Green Paper on Public Sector Procurement Reform in South Africa. Pretoria: Govt. Printer, 1994. South Africa. Government gazette no. 17928 (14 April 1997), General notice no. 691.
South Africa. National Treasury. A review framework for cross-border direct investment in South Africa: discussion document, February 2011.
City of Cape Town. Draft Long Term Financial Plan Policy. Cape Town: City of Cape Town, March 2022.
Monetary policy is set by the the South African Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). The Bank publishes a biannual Monetary policy review.
South Africa. National Treasury. Charges in South African retirement funds, 11 July 2013. Technical discussion paper A for public comment.
South Africa. National Treasury. Enabling a better income in retirement, 21 September 2012. Technical discussion paper B for public comment.
South Africa. National Treasury. Preservation, portability and governance for retirement funds, 21 September 2012. Technical discussion paper C for public comment.
South Africa. National Treasury. Incentivising nonretirement savings, 4 October 2012. Technical discussion paper D for public comment.
South Africa. National Treasury. Improving tax incentives for retirement savings, 4 October 2012. Technical discussion paper E for public comment.
South Africa. National Treasury. Retirement fund reform: a discussion paper, December 2004.
National Treasury's Retirement reform publications
South Africa. National Treasury. Conversion of medical deductions to medical tax credits: tax policy discussion document for public comment, 17 June 2011.