Tax Advice

More about tax avoidance

How Starbucks and other companies avoid paying big bucks in the highest tax jurisdictions.

A company has a duty to avoid tax

The better a business is at avoiding the payment of unnecessary tax, the healthier it will be.

Warrantless searches – what you need to know

A recent court case has helped to define how far Sars officials are allowed to go when it comes to searching your home or business.

Taxman targets trusts once again

The authorities have been tightening up on trusts for many years, and the latest set of proposals are set to tax trust income even more severely.

Estate planning tips

In a recent seminar, Prof Willie van der Westhuizen discussed errors that could lead to tax costs.

Transfer pricing

Although the practice itself isn’t illegal, the abuse or serious mismatch of prices is a form of tax avoidance.

SA tax regime

Changes to the SA tax regime mean fewer opportunities to minimise your tax liabilities.

Donations & tax

From an estate planning perspective, a donation has several benefits, and is likely to save you money.

Tax help from Botswana

How Botswana’s International Financial Services Centre company regime can help you save on tax.

Live tax-free

Can the dream of living without the hassle of recording every transaction and paying tax on everything earned be achieved in South Africa by a person who enjoys a reasonable...

Project Rebirth rolls on

A few weeks ago I wrote about the ‘tsumani’ of renewed urgency and positivity engulfing many of South Africa’s fresh produce markets.

Laws for all

The ‘rule of law’ underpins South Africa’s tax laws. Without it, a government can simply grab assets.

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