
R35bn withdrawn as SARS reports unprecedented two-pot system activity
Some 20% of applications for tax directives were rejected.
The Authority invites interested parties to participate in High Court proceedings that will decide whether it may impose penalties on foreign individuals without physically serving documents in South Africa.
Some 20% of applications for tax directives were rejected.
In one case, a woman orchestrated the killing of her cousin’s partner, and in the other, a couple lured and murdered a man, using his death to stage a life insurance scam.
The classification of a person as a consultant is not determinative in deciding whether a restraint of trade applies.
Assets under management grew to a R3.8 trillion, up 13.7% year-on-year, supported by strong equity market performance.
But with challenges around outdated systems, procurement bottlenecks, and cybersecurity risks, will the government be able to harness the full potential of South Africa’s digital future?
More than 361 000 members of the GEPF have accessed their savings under the two-pot system, averaging R27 500 per claim.
The Authority highlights the activities of JLD Investments and Investin Gain Trading.
The group’s latest trading update discloses a 19% surge in gross flows and a rebound in net client cash flows.
The group’s new business volumes in life insurance grew by 12%, while net operational earnings rose by 17%.
The High Court rules on a former employee’s contention that the FSP’s notice of intention to debar was a breach of their settlement agreement.
The Appeal Board dismisses an FSP’s argument that its close ties with its sole shareholder reduced the need for comprehensive due diligence.
Biometric expert Murray Collyer explains how the latest technological advancements can prevent fraud and protect your retirement savings in a rapidly evolving digital world.
The marginal decrease in the average drawdown rate is noteworthy because it occurred in an environment of rising living costs, says ASISA.
The proposal is for hedge funds to be subject to a different tax regime, potentially removing the ‘revenue versus capital distinction’ that causes tax uncertainty.
The proposed minimum unit price for alcohol could make drinking less affordable and curb harmful consumption, but critics argue it may unintentionally fuel the already substantial illicit alcohol market.
Black Friday promises incredible deals, but it also opens the door to potential fraud. From phishing scams to counterfeit cards, fraud experts highlight key strategies to keep your credit safe and protect your new purchases.
Carina Wessels of Alexforbes discusses the urgent need for retirement funds to ‘learn forward as they lean forward’ to ensure long-term sustainability and relevance.
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