FSCA announces proposed levy increase for 2025/26
The increase is below the 6% CPI-related increase permitted by the Levies Act.
The increase is below the 6% CPI-related increase permitted by the Levies Act.
FSPs will have to budget for an additional R32 per key individual or representative in the 2025/26 financial year.
The Pension Funds Adjudicator is looking to implement a 4.7% increase in its levy, raising the cost to retirement funds by 49c per eligible member.
The Minister of Finance will have to submit the increase to Parliament for approval because it exceeds the Consumer Price Index.
In line with previous financial years, FSPs will be the main contributors to the Authority’s revenue from levies.
The Office can no longer look to the FSCA to make up for any shortfalls in income.
Bridging finance from National Treasury may not be required now that it has certainty of receiving levy and special levy income.
It is markedly higher than the increases over the past three financial years.
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