Tax Breaks
TAX BREAKS NO. 400 MAY 2019 EDITION
SARS: Now we start picking up the pieces. The painful process of fixing SARS and regaining taxpayer trust must start with cold hard facts.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 401 JUNE 2019 EDITION
Hooray, hooray, it’s Tax Freedom Day! Congratulations, SA taxpayers—you've paid government. Now what you earn is yours
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 402 JULY 2019 EDITION
Levelling the playing fields? Why South Africa should seriously consider taxing its wealthy citizens.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 403 AUGUST 2019 EDITION
Three ways SA businesses can save, and even earn. The first step involves determining your tax liability.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 404 SEPTEMBER 2019 EDITION
The NHI wrecking ball entrenches SA’s terminal illness. Taxes will certainly rise—but will access to healthcare improve?
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 405 OCTOBER 2019 EDITION
When does tax advice become a fringe benefit? Supreme Court of Appeal hands SARS a big win over BMW and their ‘Big 4’ advisors.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 407 DECEMBER 2019 EDITION
Taxpayers are becoming increasingly disgruntled with the current state of affairs in South Africa. FOR SOME time now there have been murmurs of a tax revolt amongst South African taxpayers. For too many reasons to mention, South African taxpayers, sometimes publicly,...
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 408 JANUARY 2020 EDITION
ON 26 November 2019 the National Assembly passed the latest tax bills, which is set to be promulgated by President Ramaphosa a-er it has been passed by the National Council of Provinces. On the face of it, some concessions have been made for individual taxpayers, but...
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 409 FEBRUARY 2020 EDITION
ONE OF the first paragraphs in the annual tax report published by National Treasury and SARS gives one of the main reasons why public infrastructure is deteriorating and living standards for a large section of the population are falling.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 410 MARCH 2020 EDITION
FINANCE MINISTER Tito Mboweni’s 2020 National Budget speech was as positive as it could have been, given the current economic climate.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 411 APRIL 2020 EDITION
Employer tax breaks during the lockdown.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 412 MAY 2020 EDITION
THE COVID-19 lockdown currently in place will have an impact on tax-related matters. This includes contact with SARS, returns and payments due to SARS, as well as disputes. It also has an impact on employers and their employees.
read moreTAX BREAKS NO. 413 JUNE 2020 EDITION
ON 4 MAY 2020, the Minister of Finance issued a telling directive in Government Gaze_e No. 43266, in terms of which “services required to comply with an obligation imposed by or to exercise a right in terms of a tax Act” are expressly included within the ambit of...
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