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Monthly Archives: December 2018
Is SARS Attacking Your Medical Tax Credit?
Taxpayers and tax practitioners have in recent months been surprised to find their medical claim tax credits queried by SARS. Up to this year the processing of the tax credit has gone smoothly. To many taxpayers such as those with … Continue reading
Posted in Tax
Tagged SARS, Tax Credit, Taxpayers
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Changes Are Coming to The Companies Act – Be Ready for Them
Cabinet has approved the most wide ranging amendments to the Companies Act (the Act) since its launch in 2011. Some of the important issues are briefly highlighted below. They are of course only proposed changes at this stage, published for … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged Cabinet, Companies Act, December
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The Medium Term Budget Speech and the Rating Agencies – Danger in December
The new Minister of Finance didn’t have much time to prepare for the Medium Term Budget Speech (MTBS) but he carried it off well. The MTBS is a three year outlook for the government budget and was introduced by Trevor … Continue reading
Taxpayers Note: How To Upload Supporting Documents Using eFiling
SARS have instructed that taxpayers on eFiling need to submit supporting documentation as follows: Files should be no more than 5mb each. You can upload up to twenty files. Document types need to be: Excel (xls or xlsx) or Word … Continue reading
Let’s Be Realistic and Positive in 2019
“The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails” (William Arthur Ward) As we wind down from a challenging year, perhaps it’s a good time to reflect on how we can make … Continue reading
Posted in Law
Tagged civil war, economic recession, load shedding
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