Trusts Under the Microscope: SARS Steps Up Enforcement on Non-Compliance
Trusts Under the Microscope: SARS Steps Up Enforcement on Non-Compliance The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reported a recent
Trusts Under the Microscope: SARS Steps Up Enforcement on Non-Compliance The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reported a recent
SARS Sharpens Focus on Trusts and NPOs: Why IT3(d) and IT3(t) Submissions Cannot Be Delayed In its effort to meet
SARS is coming down hard on taxpayers – but there’s some good news for trusts The South African Revenue Service
SARS is closing in on trusts in South Africa The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has made two significant changes
Critical tax deadline fast approaching – a first for South Africa Section 18A-approved Public Benefit Organisations (PBOs) must start sending
Trusts with outstanding tax returns can face SARS penalties sooner than later After years of threatening non-compliant trusts with administrative
New SARS rule targets the tax deductibility of your donations The tax law allows approved Public Benefit Organisations (PBO), who
Trusts – tax compliance with SARS Historically, the filing season for trust taxpayers aligned with that of individual taxpayers. However,
Trust tax compliance – avoiding SARS penalties After years of threatening non-compliant trusts with penalties for late tax return submissions,
Is your trust compliant with Sars? Here is what you need to know On June 4, 2024, The South African
New tax dates for trusts in South Africa The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has announced the dates for tax
SARS Gazettes New Era For Trusts, Aiming At Trustees And Beneficiaries On 30 June 2023, in a Gazetted public notice,
Generous Xmas gifts and donations can trigger tax obligations Not to dampen anyone’s excitement, but the more than generous Christmas
NPOs should not risk their S18A status, leaving their donors in the lurch If you are a Section 18A approved
Thousands of NPOs Deregistered: Is Your Organisation Next? More than 6,000 non-profit organisations (NPOs) in South Africa have been deregistered
John-Paul is employed at Tax Consulting South Africa and is an Admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa, having completed his BCom Law Degree LLB Degree. He is in the process of completing his Masters in Business Administration (MBA) through the University of Suffolk in England. John-Paul specialises in cross-border taxation and has found a passion in the technicalities and relief offered under the international legal framework ensuring that tax treatment of income and assets are correctly allocated to the relevant tax jurisdictions.
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