South Africa: The Implementation Of BEPS – How It May All Come Together Last Updated: 2 December 2015 Article by Esther Geldenhuys ENSafrica We are all aware of “base erosion and profit shifting” or “BEPS”. On 5 October 2015, the OECD released its final reports in connection with its BEPS Action Plan including its final […]
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Last Updated: 2 December 2015 Article by Robert Gad and Taryn Solomon ENSafrica A fundamental reason for the existence of the rules of prescription in our tax law is to provide a taxpayer with certainty as regards its tax position. It is therefore important that such rules are clear and not subject to unfettered discretions.
South Africa Revenue Service Publishes Guide on Taxation of Nonresidents Working in South Africa The South African Revenue Service Nov. 19 published a guide on the taxation of nonresidents working in South Africa, including: 1) how to determine a foreigner’s tax liability; and 2) employer-related issues and the avoidance of double taxation. [South Africa, South
Tax update – TRM Daniel Erasmus Tax Court Practitioners WIN another tax case http://www.financialmail.co.za/opinion/ingoodfaith/2015/10/29/in-good-faith-sars-told-to-stop-bullying RECENT FINANCIAL MAIL ARTICLE In Good Faith: Sars told to stop bullying – full judgment can be downloaded at bottom of this article MOST taxpayers are a little fearful of the extensive powers enjoyed by the SA Revenue Service (Sars). So
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If you are interested in this NEW handbook on tax audits, please email taahandbook@gmail.com Here is the PREFACE: 2015 EDITION: UPDATED ANNUALLY THE TAX ADMINISTRATION ACT 28 OF 2011, AND CHALLENGING SARS AUDITS, IN LIGHT OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA 108 OF 1996 AND OTHER SUPPORTING LEGISLATION BY DANIEL NICOLAAS ERASMUS
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South Africa Revenue Service Issues Guidelines on Determining Place of Effective Management The South African Revenue Service (SARS) Nov. 3 issued an interpretation note providing guidance on determining the place of effective management of a company for tax residency purposes. The note explained that a company’s place of effective management refers to the place where
South Africa: South African Tax Legislation: Proposed Amendments In An International Tax Context Article by Lavina Daya, Yani Van Der Merwe and Liesl Visser ENSafrica South African Tax Legislation: Proposed Amendments in an International Tax Context[1] This article sets out a brief summary of some of the proposed amendments introduced by recent South African draft
South Africa: Increasing Disconnect Between SARS’ Legislated Powers And Its Internal Policies Article by Jerome Brink ENSafrica While the Tax Administration Act, 28 of 2011 (“the TAA“) determined and consolidated the powers and duties of South African Revenue Service (“SARS“) officials engaged in the administration of a tax Act, it also, to a certain extent
See an article by Dr Ednaldo Silva: http://transferpricinginsideafrica.com/article_07.html
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Impacts of the OECD BEPS Project on companies operating in Nigeria October 2015 by PwC, Nigeria In brief On October 5 2015, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) released its final Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) package containing measures that will significantly change existing international tax rules. The report is the result
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