Dr The Honourable Renganaden Padayachy, Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development presented the National Budget 2024 - 2025 on Friday 07 June 2024.
PwC's panel of specialists offers insightful perspectives on the announced measures and their potential implications. Explore the challenges and opportunities presented and gain a deeper understanding of their impact on the economy, society, and individuals.
The Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development presented the last Budget of the current term. Many expected a budget focused on continuity, amidst concerns that populist measures might overshadow sound economic policies with elections on the horizon...
With a recorded growth rate of 4.4% in 2023, the Minister is right to focus on the Financial Services sector, which has in recent years gone through numerous turmoils...
In this section we review the key performance indicators of the Mauritian economy., such as budget deficit, public debt, revenue & expenditure, GDP & trade balance, and Public Sector Investment Programme.
The Budget introduces good sustainability initiatives, notably emphasising the need to mobilise Rs300bn towards climate adaptation and mitigation...
By a panel of PwC specialists composed of Rajeev Basgeet, John Li, Olivier Rey, Jean-Pierre Young and Olivier Ma.
The tax exemption for virtual assets and virtual tokens can be a game changer to attract investment opportunities through Mauritius...
Cautious optimism amidst missed opportunities within the Mauritius financial services sector.
Prepared by PwC Mauritius in collaboration with PwC Legal (Mauritius) Ltd.
Discover our authors responsible for the compilation of perspectives and opinions showcased in the contents of the PwC Budget Brief 2024 - 2025. They offered invaluable insights and expertise regarding the anticipated effects of the proposed measures on the Mauritian economy and diverse sectors.