‘Back to the Drawing Board’: Key Stakeholders Urge Treasury to Rethink Foreign Pension Tax Proposal
Cross-border tax experts, pension fund administrators and foreign retirees in South Africa, have called on National Treasury to reassess the proposed removal of the foreign pension tax exemption. They warn it could trigger socio-economic fallout and deter individuals from relocating or returning to South Africa after years abroad.
SARS Set to Finally Draw the Line on Persistent Trust Non-Compliance
The South African Revenue Service (SARS)’ proposed Value-Added Tax (VAT) Modernisation Project is geared to combat challenges faced by traders, businesses, and SARS, including compliance inefficiencies, the risk of errors, and tax evasion. Phase 1 will entail inserting key definitions into the VAT Act, including “e-credit note”, “e-debit note” and “interoperability framework”.
2025 Trust Filing Season: The IT3(t) Question That Could Cost Trustees – and Catch Beneficiaries
The South African Revenue Service (SARS)’ proposed Value-Added Tax (VAT) Modernisation Project is geared to combat challenges faced by traders, businesses, and SARS, including compliance inefficiencies, the risk of errors, and tax evasion. Phase 1 will entail inserting key definitions into the VAT Act, including “e-credit note”, “e-debit note” and “interoperability framework”.
Voluntary Disclosure Programme: A Last Chance for Crypto Traders Before the 2026 Crackdown?
The South African Revenue Service (SARS)’ proposed Value-Added Tax (VAT) Modernisation Project is geared to combat challenges faced by traders, businesses, and SARS, including compliance inefficiencies, the risk of errors, and tax evasion. Phase 1 will entail inserting key definitions into the VAT Act, including “e-credit note”, “e-debit note” and “interoperability framework”.
SARS Targets Prominent Persons for their Company’s Tax Debts
The South African Revenue Service (SARS)’ proposed Value-Added Tax (VAT) Modernisation Project is geared to combat challenges faced by traders, businesses, and SARS, including compliance inefficiencies, the risk of errors, and tax evasion. Phase 1 will entail inserting key definitions into the VAT Act, including “e-credit note”, “e-debit note” and “interoperability framework”.