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Five key things you should know about the taxation of your trust
Trusts are useful for a variety of reasons. However, if they are not used for the right purpose or administered properly, they can turn out
When is it “just and equitable” to wind up a solvent company
When is it “otherwise just and equitable” to wind up a solvent company (or close corporation) in terms of section 81(1)d(iii) of the Companies Act,
South Africa strengthens domestic violence protections with their most recent regulations amendment
On 7 March 2025, South Africa took a major step forward in the fight against domestic violence with a powerful amendment to its Domestic Violence
SARS given green light to hold third parties personally liable for tax debts
Gold Kid Trading (Pty) Ltd (“Gold Kid”) refine precious metals including gold. They purchase unwrought gold bars and jewelry containing gold from suppliers who are
Intellectual property and commercial transactions and the need to transfer IP rights
Intellectual Property (“IP”) refers to intangible creations of the human mind. These are categorised and protected according to the type of creation. In South Africa,
ConCourt weighs in on Voluntary Disclosure Agreements with SARS
An employee of the Medtronic Group embezzled R537 million. She exploited the group’s weak accounting system by making payments from one of the group’s bank
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