The SA Expat’s Roadmap for Moving Funds Abroad In an increasingly interconnected world, many South Africans find themselves considering opportunities abroad, whether for career advancement, lifestyle changes, or retirement, however the answer to the question is not so straightforward and involves more than just packing up and leaving; it requires a comprehensive understanding of ceasing […]
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“SARS + AI” vs “Your South African Tax” The SARS Announcement on 02 April 2024, may look, for the untrained eye, like standard narrative. As a tax attorney in day-to-day practice, there are daily examples of very expensive tax mistakes. Tax practitioners and South Arican taxpayers are well advised to switch to a moment of
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Tax Residence Certificates for SA Expats: SARS’ way or the highway Many South African (SA) expats already recognize that the Notice of Non-Resident Tax Status Letter (the letter) is their golden ticket to confirming their cessation of tax residency. A Tax Residence Certificate (TRC) from one’s new country of residence provides substantial evidence that one
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Unveiling the Surge: The Reason for the Recent Influx of South Africans to the Netherlands In recent months, an unprecedented wave of South Africans has been making their way to the Netherlands, marking a significant shift in migration patterns. This sudden surge is not a mere coincidence but is driven by a combination of factors
The Importance of a Tax Diagnostic Report for South African Expatriates The Tax Diagnostic process entails a non-invasive review of a taxpayers eFiling profile, through investigating the records held by SARS. This information is then compared with the taxpayer’s unique circumstance to determine if there are any discrepancies between the SARS records and current circumstance.
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Meddling in Others’ Affairs: The Department of Home Affairs’ “Tax Policy” Amendment The Department of Home Affairs’ (the DHA) recent amendments to Immigration Regulations are likely to spark controversy among South African taxpayers, especially expatriates working abroad, who are still diligently fulfilling their South African tax obligations. Delano Abdoll Legal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation at Tax
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Tax Planning for Repatriation: A Non-Resident’s Toolkit to Returning Home With the euphoria of living abroad wearing off for many South Africans, a growing number of expatriates are drawn back by the allure of a vibrant cultural scene, inviting temperate climate, and favorable exchange rates. Delano AbdollLegal Manager: Cross-Border Taxation Khutso MakgokaLegal Consultant: Expatriate Tax
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A Letter to the Taxman: Breaking Tax Ties As South Africans embark on a journey beyond our borders, the need to inform the South African Revenue Service (“SARS”) about one’s emigration is crucial for peace of mind. Khutso MakgokaLegal Consultant, Expatriate Tax READ MORE Featured in A casual note to the taxman bidding South Africa
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Non-Residency and assets – what you need to know Taking the leap and ceasing your tax residency is a big step for many South Africans, who are already under the strains of their physical move abroad. This stress often leaves one in a period of limbo wondering about their assets and what happens to these
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Navigating Financial Emigration: A Tax-Centric Approach for High-Net-Worth South Africans Abroad In the shimmering tapestry of expatriate life, High-Net-Worth South Africans find themselves crafting stories of success on foreign soils. Amidst the allure of international opportunities, an often overlooked chapter in their expatriate journey involves the intricate dance with tax implications rather than the broader
