Tag | SARS
7 May 2013
The introduction of the TAA (Tax Administration Act) in October 2012 was primarily aimed at incorporating some generic administrative provisions, which were duplicated in various [Read More]
Tags: 2013, barry Visser, Budget speech, Cliff Watson, David Honeyball, e-taxline, SARS, Tarryn Spearman, Tax, Tax Administration Act, transfer pricing, VAT
9 April 2013
The March e-taxline concentrated issues related to the 2013/2014 Budget and so this edition brings the usual news that keeps our readers abreast of tax [Read More]
Tags: 2013, AJ Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen, Anton Kriel, Budget, Cliff Watson, e-taxline, Exports, government grants, Income Tax Act, Interpretation Note, loans, Merger & acquisition, SARS, transfer pricing, United Kingdom, Warren Martin
31 October 2012
Last week, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan tabled the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement in parliament which sent a message of fiscal discipline and policy consistency [Read More]
Tags: 2012, Anton Kriel, Capital gains tax, CGT, Donation tax, e-taxline, Estate duty, Medium Term Budget Policy Statement, MTBPS, PAYE, SARS, Steve Curr, Tarryn Spearman, Taxation Laws Amendment Bill, Transfer duty, transfer pricing
31 October 2012
Instead of panicking and paying, companies finding themselves at the sharp end of a SARS diesel rebate audit should seek advice to correctly interpret and [Read More]
Tags: 2012, Cliff Watson, Customs Act, Customs and Excise, Diesel rebate, Grant Thornton tax experts, penalties, SARS, VAT
26 October 2012
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s assurances that the South African government would not spend more than it had budgeted scored a desperately needed goal for team [Read More]
Tags: 2012, AJ Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen, Budget analysis, clean audit, Commentary, Grant Thornton tax experts, Medium Term Budget Policy Statement, MTBPS, NHI, Public Sector Specialist, SARS, Terry Ramabulana, VAT
23 October 2012
Ongoing strike action, now spread way beyond the mining industry, will impact corporate profitability in South Africa. Beyond unemployment, this will reduce corporate tax collections, [Read More]
Tags: 2012, 2013 tax year, AJ Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen, analysis, BRIC, Budget analysis, Budget speech, corporate tax, Gauteng toll road, Medium Term Budget Policy Statement, National Health Insurance, NHI, SARS, VAT
22 October 2012
In a response to our e-Taxline Alert on Friday 19 October, SARS’ General Manager for Operations Support, Martin Kingon confirmed that VAT vendors may submit [Read More]
Tags: 2012, Cliff Watson, e-filing, e-taxline, Grant Thornton tax experts, SARS, TAACT, Tax Administration Act, Tax Administration Amendment Bill, VAT
19 October 2012
VAT vendors and their advisors were caught off guard by a confirmation from SARS that VAT vendors using e-filing will now have to submit their [Read More]
Tags: 2012, Cliff Watson, e-filing, e-taxline, Grant Thornton South Africa, SARS, TAACT, Tax Administration Act, VAT
1 October 2012
Following our overview of tax changes in the August edition of e-taxline, in this month’s edition we highlight further two changes that will impact the [Read More]
Tags: administrative non-compliance, Anton Kriel, Bruce Russell, Cliff Watson, criminal offences, Customs and Excise Act, Diesel rebate, e-taxline, Grant Thornton tax experts, loans from non-resident shareholders, non-resident shareholders, penalties, SARS, Steve Curr, Tax Administration Act, tax relief, Taxation Laws Amendment Bill, Thin capitalisation regulations, transfer pricing, underestimation of tax payable, VAT, withholding tax
31 August 2012
The only constant is change, or so the cliché goes. In this edition of e-taxline, we look at the arguments for and against a VAT [Read More]
Tags: 2012, Cliff Watson, dividends tax, Douglas Gaul, e-taxline, expatriate tax, Hylton Cameron, Income Tax Act, Michelle Scholtz, Royalties, SARS, withholding tax
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