November 2021 - Cease Tax Residency

November 2021

SARS’ Tax Law Blunder Gives Expats A Quick Breather

SARS’ Tax Law Blunder Gives Expats A Quick Breather

SARS’ TAX LAW BLUNDER GIVES EXPATS A QUICK BREATHER Following deliberation with members of the public, National Treasury recently released its official response to the Parliamentary submissions on their proposed Draft Tax Bills. Among other things, Treasury noted that they would withdraw a controversial amendment that would have been problematic for South African expatriates contemplating […]

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Government Withdraws Proposal To Impose Exit Tax On Retirement Interests

Government Withdraws Proposal To Impose Exit Tax On Retirement Interests

GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS PROPOSAL TO IMPOSE EXIT TAX ON RETIREMENT INTERESTS Expatriates and those with plans to emigrate will be relieved to learn that the proposal to impose an exit tax on retirement interests will be withdrawn. Jean du Toit Head of Tax Technical READ MORE Featured in In presenting their Draft Response Document on the

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SARS And National Treasury Have Gone Quiet On Expats. What's Brewing?

SARS And National Treasury Have Gone Quiet On Expats. What’s Brewing?

SARS AND NATIONAL TREASURY HAVE GONE QUIET ON EXPATS. WHAT’S BREWING? SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter introduced Natasha Singh as the first director of SARS’s new specialised segment targeting high net worth individuals. Singh’s appointment is considered as strategically essential in terms of ensuring compliance with affluent individuals who have complex financial arrangements. Victoria LancefieldGeneral Manager

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