• Bracket Creep: Does Your Salary Increase Actually a Loss? | PowerFM | Tanya Tosen

  • Apr 2 2025
  • Length: 18 mins
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Bracket Creep: Does Your Salary Increase Actually a Loss? | PowerFM | Tanya Tosen

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  • Bracket Creep Explained: Does Your Salary Increase Costing You?

    Are you really earning more after a salary increase, or is Bracket Creep reducing your take-home pay? Tanya Tosen, Master Mobility, Tax, and Remuneration Specialist, joins PowerFM to break down this hidden tax challenge.

    Key discussion points:
    2:02 – 03:03 What is Bracket Creep?
    03:04 – 04:46 Direct implications and consequences of Bracket Creep
    04:47 – 06:35 How salary increases can leave taxpayers with less money
    06:37 – 07:03 Who is most affected by Bracket Creep?
    07:04 – 08:17 Standard employer practices and their impact
    08:18 – 09:30 How to mitigate Bracket Creep and optimise salary structures
    09:31 – 10:52 How SARS reviews tax benefits and employer structuring
    10:53 – 12:02 Are employees financially worse off, or do they break even?
    12:03 – 15:27 The benefits of a higher Cost to Company approach
    15:28 – 18:06 The difference between tax planning and tax evasion

    Do not let Bracket Creep erode your salary - read our in-depth article here: https://bit.ly/43Dbilq

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