This is a specialist session dedicated to the education of tax practitioners, and different than the standard post Budget update. This supplementary session will speak to the full life cycle of tax consultants; whether you are in a growth phase, seeking to retain market share or planning your exit strategy.
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16 March 2023
18:00 – 19:30 SA Time
On your PC via Zoom
Free
The South African Institute of Tax has approached Jerry Botha, Managing Partner of Tax Consulting South Africa, to share their ideas and thoughts on the future focus of a modern tax practice.
The session will be unpacked by Keitumetse Sesana, SAIT Tax Technical Specialist, and the SAIT CEO, esteemed Professor Keith Engel, as part of his continuous drive to enhance the SAIT value proposition.
The South African Institute of Tax has approached Jerry Botha, Managing Partner of Tax Consulting South Africa, to share their ideas and thoughts on the future focus of a modern tax practice.
The session will be unpacked by the SAIT CEO, esteemed Professor Keith Engel, as part of his continuous drive to enhance the SAIT value proposition.
JOIN US and take advantage of this informative and interactive 1-hour session, with a highly interactive Q&A for 30 minutes which promises to be excellent learning from your peers.
It forms part SAIT’s wider member value proposition and is an exclusive opportunity for insight into the latest tax changes and their implications for your tax practice.
The following questions are front of mind for the modern tax practitioner, appreciative that the landscape is wider than a mere technical tax update:
Jerry Botha – Managing Partner at Tax Consulting SA
Jerry has over 20 years’ experience in the field of taxation, holds his own FSB License, is a Master Reward Practitioner and serves on the Executive Board of the South African Reward Association (“SARA”), Chairs the SARA Employee Benefit Committee, and is a Certified Payroll Practitioner and Tax Practitioner.
He is the managing partner of South Africa’s largest independent tax practice, enjoys presenting and is passionate about tax and international individuals. He has also authored the Lexis Nexis “Expatriate Tax” textbook, as critically acclaimed by Judge Dennis Davis.
Keith Engel – CEO at South African Institute of Taxation (SAIT)
Keith is the Chief Executive Officer for the South African Institute of Taxation. As part of his core duties managing the Institute, he is heavily engaged in tax at a policy, legislative and interpretative level (e.g. with National Treasury, Parliament, SARS, the Davis Tax Committee and the private sector). His role also includes presentations and participation in a wide range of South African tax and regional African tax issues for technical audiences and is repeatedly engaging with the media. Outside of the Institute, he regularly teaches at the Wits University as an adjunct professor and provides lectures at other universities. Keith is well known for his leading roles in the formulation of tax legislation at the National Treasury from 2000 to 2013.
Keith Engel has engaged in a broad range of tax issues with a special emphasis on international and transactional tax. In more recent days, he has been focusing more heavily on individual wealth issues at both a domestic and cross-border level. He has a good grasp of residency and domicile issues involving South Africa, the United States and the United Kingdom. Many of his seminars relating to local and offshore trusts.
Keitumetse Sesana – Tax Technical Specialist at the South African Institute of Taxation.
Keitumetse holds a BCom (Law), LLB and Master of Law (Tax Law) and is currently a registered SARS practitioner and holds the designation of Master Tax Practitioner.
She has substantial tax advisory experience in international corporate tax matters and related matters. After gaining this experience at one of the “Big Four”, Keitumetse joined the South African Institute of Taxation and is presently mandated to manage stakeholder relations by driving and facilitating meaningful engagement with Government departments regarding legislative design and policy on the varying areas of taxation.
She also actively curates and manages tax technical content on legislative interpretation that is presented to tax practitioners for purposes of their Continuous Professional Development.