Entries by Tax Consulting South Africa

SARS Commissioner vs Tax Practitioners: “Do your due diligence”.

During the April 2024 SARS Revenue Results Announcement Media Conference, the SARS Commissioner brought to light concerning observations regarding non-compliance and delinquent behaviour by tax practitioners. By drawing a direct correlation between non-compliant tax practitioners and their “clients [who] are equally delinquent,” his remarks underscored the critical importance for taxpayers to carefully assess the quality […]

Tax Residence Certificates for SA Expats: SARS’ way or the highway

Many South African (SA) expats already recognize that the Notice of Non-Resident Tax Status Letter (the letter) is their golden ticket to confirming their cessation of tax residency. A Tax Residence Certificate (TRC) from one’s new country of residence provides substantial evidence that one is now resident for tax purposes in their new country, aiding […]

Multi-National Enterprise Takes SARS To Task on Transfer Pricing Audit, and WINS!

Transfer Pricing – the most pertinent international tax and compliance consideration for Multi-National Enterprises wishing to progress in the ever-evolving global economy. Whether setting up your first subsidiary in a foreign country, or adding your 20th to an already robust and successful group structure, one thing is clear; fall foul of the “arm’s length principle” […]

Unveiling the Surge: The Reason for the Recent Influx of South Africans to the Netherlands

In recent months, an unprecedented wave of South Africans has been making their way to the Netherlands, marking a significant shift in migration patterns. This sudden surge is not a mere coincidence but is driven by a combination of factors that render the Netherlands an increasingly attractive destination for South African expatriates. The Netherlands has […]

Insights from Tax Consulting’s Budget Speech Presentations: 5 Key Takeaways

On 27 February 2024, Tax Consulting hosted the 20th session on the Budget 2024/25 update. These sessions equip the attendees with the “consequences” of the budget for tax practitioners, accountants, payroll professionals and other professionals, who are tasked with practical implications of the announcements made. By demand, the same session will be held next week.