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Rewarding tax benefits

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Investing for retirement through a retirement annuity (RA) is an effective and rewarding way to save for retirement because of the unique benefits offered. The most significant benefit is the fact that you can enjoy unparalleled tax savings, which you can use to boost your retirement savings.

Are personal rights assets for capital gains tax purposes?

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Although personal rights are clearly assets for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes, they add a layer of complexity which has not been clarified in recent court decisions. Personal rights play an important role in the determination of capital gains and losses.

The race for the immutable tulip

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Warren Buffet, the most successful investor of all time, calls cryptocurrency 'Tulip Mania'. Cryptocurrency, the most successful investment of all time, doesn’t seem to care. Now a decade on, governments are scrambling to work out how they can get a slice of the tulip pie.

Mauritius is making residency more attractive for South Africans

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On 10 September 2021, Mauritius officially reopened its borders to South Africans, ending the 18-month travel ban imposed on SA visitors. The Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA) openly welcomed South African tourists back to the Mauritius shores, which is a token of the relationship between the two countries.

Tax Court confirms auditor’s advice is not ‘Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free’ card

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The Tax Court has again confirmed that there is no safety for taxpayers in relying on their auditor’s views to justify a tax position adopted. To the contrary, where a taxpayer infers that their tax position is justified 'because my auditor said so', it can actually result in a larger tax penalty.

Protecting your legacy: family trusts under the spotlight

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Wealthy parents are often concerned about the preservation of their hard-earned family fortunes for their children, and rightly so: research has shown that around 70% of young heirs end up failing as custodians or stewards of the family wealth, sometimes squandering it within a few years after inheritance.

Cryptocurrency – a primary concern for tax authorities

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Cryptocurrency has heralded a new dawn of investment, and regulators worldwide have been sluggish to respond. However, it is now firmly on the tax radar for revenue authorities globally; and the South African Revenue Service (SARS) position seems to be no different.

Common money saving mistakes and how to avoid them

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With the cost of living increasingly expensive, it is important to know how and where to save money. In this way, you can get a handle on your finances and feel more in control. We all have different money management styles. Along the way can find ourselves making mistakes, which can cost us a lot and possibly set us back on our money saving quest.

Relaxation of loop structures – but at what tax cost?

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The envisaged future relaxation of the prohibition on 'loop structures' will be accompanied by amended tax laws, but current proposals are likely to result in more tax on certain structures. National Treasury has proposed a number of amendments to tax legislation as a result of the potential future relaxation of the SA Reserve Bank's current prohibition on so-called 'loop structures'. 

Tax tips for claiming home office expenses

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The COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated many employees to work remotely from their homes during the lockdown period. This in turn has meant that employees had to ensure that a space, or part of their home, was set up in such a manner that it was conducive for them to work from home effectively and productively.

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