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Steven Kilfoil - Mining advisory and corporate finance director at Grant Thornton Johannesburg

It is vital for SA to play to its strengths to attract investment and build a sustainable mining industry. We must incentivise exploration and make it easier for investors to access information about our mineral resources.

Dawid van der Berg - BDO

Any benefit that financially distressed companies could potentially derive from business rescue might be nullified by the tax implications of certain common business rescue processes.

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

Graham Williams - Managing Director at Stanchion Payment Solutions

There are many ways to pay for products and services these days, which is complicating matters. But, by incorporating an integrated solution, businesses can overcome the challenges and achieve success.

Over time, both business and regulation have become more complex, forcing accountants to consider increasingly more complicated issues, with an exponential increase in paperwork.With more risk attached, businesses are more exposed to...

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.

Shaun Nel - Director at BDO Consulting

Find out how carbon tax could possibly affect South Africa’s economic growth aspirations and the steps taken by the different government departments to  address our climate change commitments.

Dirk Kotze - Tax Partner, Mazars

SARS has always had the power to raise additional or estimated assessments if they believe that taxpayers have made errors on returns or neglected to render returns that were due. 

Troopti Naik - Director in PwC’s Corporate Tax Department

South African companies carrying out Research & Development (R&D) projects have until 30 September 2012 to claim tax incentives under South Africa’s Income Tax Act.

Tim Gillis - Head of Global Indirect Tax at KPMG

China’s State Council decided that the Value Added Tax (VAT) pilot program, which replaces Business Tax with VAT, currently in force in Shanghai, will be expanded progressively from 1 August 2012 until the end of 2012 to 10 cities/provinces.

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