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Rebooting the Mauritian economy

Budget 2021-2022

Dr The Honourable Renganaden Padayachy, Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development presented the Budget 2021-2022 on Friday 11 June 2021. Our panel of specialists have analysed the measures and shared some key insights, industry reviews and a summary of tax measures.

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The Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021

Summary of Tax and Regulatory measures, prepared in collaboration with PwC Legal (Mauritius) Ltd.

The Finance (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2021 (“Finance Act”) has been enacted following debate at the National Assembly. With the fight against the Pandemic entering its second year and a race against time to vaccinate its population, each country is rethinking its strategy to put the economic engine back into full power. Mauritius is not an exception! Despite the recent increases in the number of COVID-19 cases, Mauritius opened its borders on 15 July 2021. Fiscal and regulatory measures are also following suit.

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Finance Act 2021 - PwC Mauritius

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Our Opinion

Rebooting the Mauritian economy?

Around the world, the race is on to vaccinate populations against COVID-19 and, a year on from the start of the pandemic, countries are still struggling. With the world turned upside down, the odds were stacked up against the Government. Read more

By Anthony Leung Shing,Country Senior Partner
Tax Perspective

Reducing the tax burden: the next priority for the government

The Pandemic, still in its full swing, is forcing us to think pragmatically to counter its immediate effects on our economy. Mauritius has been badly hit by the second wave and there was a lot of expectation from the second Budget of the Minister of Finance... Read more

By Dheerend Puholoo, Tax Leader
Taxation

Here's what to expect from Budget 2021 - 2022 Tax measures

This section provides a summary of the tax measures announced, classified by the differents types of taxation.

Sector Review

Mauritian economy sectors and Budget 2021 - 2022 measures

We reviewed the main measures announced across some key sectors of the Mauritian economy, including Financial Services, Hospitality, Agri-business, amongst others.

Public Finance

Key performance indicators of the Mauritian economy

We analysed some key performance indicators such budget deficit, government revenue, debt-to-GDP, and others, so as to give an overview of the economic situation.

Legal landscape

Review of the legal implications following Budget 2021-22

This budget announces legal reforms albeit offering little visibility on the substance. It is expected that any reform would be focused on addressing the COVID-19 downturns... Read more

By Razi Daureeawoo

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Budget 2021-2022: Our authors

Discover the contributors behind the collection of views and opinions featured in our Budget 2021-2022 contents. They will provide key insights and industry knowledge on how the measures announced will impact the Mauritian economy and various sectors. 
 

 

 

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Anthony Leung Shing, ACA, CTA

Anthony Leung Shing, ACA, CTA

Country Senior Partner, PwC Mauritius

Tel: +230 404 5071

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Jean-Pierre Young, ACA, CIA

Jean-Pierre Young, ACA, CIA

Advisory Leader, PwC Mauritius

Tel: +230 404 5028

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Robert Coutet

Robert Coutet

Assurance Leader, PwC Mauritius

Tel: +230 404 5138

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Dheerend Puholoo, ACCA

Dheerend Puholoo, ACCA

Tax Leader, PwC Mauritius

Tel: +230 404 5079

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