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liability A Constitutional Court ruling may lead to the end of loyalty programmes. Photo: istock
liability A Constitutional Court ruling may lead to the end of loyalty programmes. Photo: istock

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“Companies with loyalty programmes similar to those of Clicks may have to scale down their benefits to customers, or take them away altogether, depending on their financial position,” Jean du Toit, the chief technical officer at SA Tax Consulting, told City Press.

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