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South Africa is no exception to the remote work revolution reshaping the global workforce. If you are one of those who are working from home locally - or even contracting with an international...
It’s not just the Boy Scouts who need to be prepared! When it comes to our estates a little preparation can go a long way.
In SA we are subject to donations tax, so giving your money away may create a tax liability. Just giving investment gifts may create paperwork.
With renewed interest in cryptocurrencies and the changing global political landscape, South African investors must be aware of how crypto trading gains will be taxed. Learn more about the implications of revenue vs. capital gains tax and the role of SARS in 2024.
Uncertain times both locally and globally mean that South African investors are in search of stability. As a result, income funds are having a moment – let’s take a look at why that is, and whether it’s important for your own investment strategy.
The prescribed-assets discussion lends itself to sparking fear, but reduced to bare factual bones, what does it really mean?
Shareholders and business owners need to protect themselves as their businesses’ most important assets. The need for business assurance cannot be underestimated.
Estate planning helps you avoid bequeathing a portion of your hard-earned cash to the taxman when you die.
Estate duty is a tax levied after death when we transfer assets to our heirs. Many countries around the world have estate duty laws (although some levy no estate duty at all).
Too few South Africans draft a will or ensure that sufficient assets and policies are in place to care for their loved ones, explains Richard Sparg.
