
Time is running out for new accountable institutions to register with the FIC
The amendments to Schedule 1 of Fica mean more individuals and businesses have, by definition, become accountable institutions.
From funeral policy breaches to crypto non-compliance and weak AML measures, the regulator’s latest report outlines its key priorities – with online harm topping the list.
The amendments to Schedule 1 of Fica mean more individuals and businesses have, by definition, become accountable institutions.
New requirements include the identification of ultimate beneficial owners and beefed-up risk management and compliance programmes.
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The minimum contribution depends on whether a member opts for a retirement benefit only or retirement and insured benefits.
The challenge facing Treasury is financing a permanent grant while maintaining a commitment to fiscal consolidation.
FSCA says giving investors in a targeted portfolio an opportunity to object will not effectively nullify the exemption.
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Edward Kieswetter also shares his views on tax breaks for home electricity generation and a wealth tax.
FST’s decision reveals a litany of problems with the procedure followed.
BrightRock paid out over a billion rand in claims in 2022, which was more than the total claims paid in its first seven years in the market.
Survey compares Bestmed, Bonitas, Discovery, Medihelp and the Government Employees Medical Scheme.
Applicant argues that non-compliance is not a contravention when the law does not provide for a penalty.
Instead of making provision for retirement, they are servicing debt.
Taxpayers should formulate comprehensive grounds of objection and appeal from the beginning of the dispute resolution process.
Survey finds most wish they had treated money as a growth asset when they were younger.
Cash-strapped South Africans spending more on essential items such as food at the expense of insurance products, says DebtBusters.
Also, the group’s fiduciary business will be sold to Capital Legacy Solutions, in which Sanlam will have a have a 26% stake.
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