Tax Advice

How a taxpayer suffered great harm, and not only because of a supposedly inaccurate assessment.

Know the World Trade Organisation’s tariffs and rules before you export.

The money still to be gathered from clients after selling a business should be retained as taxable income.

There is a difference between inspections and searches, and privacy is key to that difference.

The following case illustrates the limits of the tax authority’s powers in winding up proceedings.

Recent Appeals Court rulings highlight the problems of ‘dumping’.

Save yourself tax hassles by ensuring that a clear distinction is made between ‘income’ and ‘capital’ in any agreement you sign with other parties.

A recent court case provides guidelines on what to do if a cheque received by SARS is stolen.

A number of interesting changes were recently tabled in the Taxation Laws Amendment Bill of 2013.

All users of offshore services need to be aware of this new tax and must alert their suppliers in good time.

Knowing the difference between ‘retrospective’ and ‘retroactive’ assessments can save you tax.

These measures could see countries being penalised for ignoring environmental issues.

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