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An in-depth look into the 2013/2014 and how it affects the taxpayers

Rob Cooper - Director at Softline VIP

Legislation is the term used to describe the laws made by Parliament. Look at the changes made in 2013.

Danie Strachan - Partner, at Adams & Adams

Many retailers have standard policies that deal with returns and repairs relating to defective products. Some of these policies may have been drafted long ago and have probably become outdated due to changing legislation.

Loane Sharp - Labour Economist Adcorp Analytics

In addition to this, an unemployment spell at a time when unemployment rates are high, such as now,is much worse than when unemployment rates are lower.

Chris Hart - Chief Economist - Investment Solutions

The challenge Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan faced in his 2012/13 Budget was how to narrow the budget deficit, meet social spending demands and maintain infrastructure investment. He essentially did so by raising taxes and the tax burden.

Rowan Burger - Head of Investment Strategy - Liberty Retail

By 2014,Government could start the implementation of a national retirement scheme,based on recent announcements in the Budget Speech.

Barry Ger - Senior Manager - Corporate Tax - KPMG

If your company is thinking of selling any capital assets and its year end is not February or March there may be a window of opportunity to do it at the lower effective tax rate for a short while.

Nick Battersby - CEO - PPS Investments

Considered by many a different form of "capital punishment" – or at least a lifelong sentence. So investors would have paid keen attention to the tax amendments put forward in National Treasury's 2012/13 Budget, and would have watched as further judgment was handed down.

Tendani Mantshimuli - Consumer Economist - Liberty Life

Last October the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement was tabled against the backdrop of a somewhat optimistic economic outlook. South Africa's GDP was expected to increase at 3.1% for 2011 and 3.4% for 2012.

The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants - SAICA

The following is a summary of the tax related budget proposals announced by the Minister of Finance on 22 February 2012.

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