SAFFAS IN THE ISLE OF MAN, GUERNSEY, JERSEY | UNDERSTAND YOUR TAX OBLIGATIONS TO SARS

You can no longer tick the “non-resident” box on your tax return this year. What now? Join our latest webinar series to learn how to untangle this and more while gaining a deeper understanding of your tax obligations to SARS this tax season.

EVENT DETAILS

PLATFORM:
Zoom

DATE:
Session 1: Thursday, 18 August 2022 (Registration Closed)
Session 2: Thursday, 15 September 2022

TIME:
12:30 UK TIME / 13:30 SA TIME

ATTENDANCE FEE: Free

REGISTRATION CLOSED

OVERVIEW

Our team recently held an international roadshow in the Isle of Man, Guernsey and Jersey to update unsuspecting South Africans on their tax obligations to SARS this tax season.

Attendees were shocked to learn that despite no longer living in South Africa, they still carry a legal obligation to declare their foreign income to SARS and that their foreign earnings might still be subject to taxation in SA. The number of years you have been out of SA or whether or not you have dormant assets like stale pensions or bank accounts are irrelevant – you could still be tax resident in SA. You might consider yourself a small fish when it comes to SARS, but expats are cautioned to not be misled by thinking you are not on their radar.

If you missed us during our visit and want to learn more about how to become a non-resident for tax purposes in South Africa and protect your hard-earned money, then please join us for our upcoming webinar series.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

All South Africans living in the Isle of Man, Guernsey or Jersey.
If you are still living in South Africa but are in the process of moving to the Guernsey, Isle of Man and Jersey.
Professionals in these jurisdictions with business and/or financial interests in South Africa.

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KEY TOPICS THAT WILL BE COVERED INCLUDE:

Why SARS have greyed out the non-resident tick box.
How to obtain the Golden Ticket: SARS’ Non-Resident Tax Status Confirmation Letter.
Benefits of Financial Emigration.
How to get your money out of South Africa.
SA Passport renewals and retaining SA Citizenship.
Citizenship vs Tax Residency: Does giving up my SA passport exempt me from SA taxation?

MEET THE SPEAKERS

Jerry Botha

Jerry Botha has over 20 years’ experience in the field of taxation, holds his own FSCA 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.

Marisa Jacobs (BCom Marketing & Business Management) is the Head of Africorp Treasury, an Investec-licensed customised Treasury Outsourcing service. Marisa also serves as the Managing Director of Xpatweb which is the largest independent immigration practice in South Africa.

She has extensive knowledge and experience working with expatriates both inbound and outbound with a focus on providing solution-based services to meet the everchanging needs of international groups and professionals. This ranges from operating and managing confidential payroll for numerous expatriate groups to obtaining various SARS tax directives and rulings, Reserve Bank clearances for expatriates, and optimal banking solutions. The scope of this expertise enables her to provide an all-inclusive mob.

Other areas include cross-border payments, exchange control, and South African work permits for both individuals and employers with large groups of expats.

Kindly note that our offices are closed between 25 December 2024 and 1 January 2025 and as such there will be a delay in our normal expeditious response times. Our teams are taking a short festive season break and will address your query upon their return on Thursday, 2 January 2025.