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From 25% to 5%: Tightening the Net on Beneficial Ownership

South African regulators are tightening the net on beneficial ownership. If a person or entity owns just 5% of a company, it now must...
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Business Owner: Why You Must Have a Will

As a business owner, have you thought about what happens to your business and staff if you pass away? A financial planner explains why...

Prenups for Partnerships: Key Clauses for Business Partnership Agreements

In the same way that prenuptial agreements are considered a necessity for many marriages, a business partnership requires meticulous planning to safeguard against the...

SARS’ Tax Incentives for SMEs

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) provides a series of tax incentives and relief measures for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) to support their...

Developments in Safeguarding the Non-Profit Sector

Developments in the non-profit sector, safeguarding the sector and supporting the removal of South Africa from the grey list. South Africa has taken a series...

Beware of Tax Season Scammers

As the 2024 tax season officially gets underway and provisional and non-provisional taxpayers prepare their paperwork filing, it’s essential to be extra vigilant as...

Contracts: The Small Print Can Make a Big Difference

On a regular basis, SME owners have to navigate legal contracts in order for their businesses to operate, and those who prioritise the operation...

Business in Africa: A guide to Transfer Pricing

Doing business in Africa and the Transfer pricing (TP) requirements and implications that impact cross-continental operations.Home to seven out of 10 of the world’s...

How can a South African company invest offshore?

As offshore investment specialists for over 22 years, we at Overberg Asset Management have long been strong proponents of externalising funds to secure offshore...

SARS homes in. Is it time for Voluntary Disclosure?

With SARS intensifying its compliance scrutiny, whether intentional or unintentional, failing to adhere to tax laws carries severe consequences. While many taxpayers have previously...

Direct marketing and POPIA: What you need to know

In February, the Information Regulator issued a noteworthy enforcement notice against a local training institution following a complaint regarding the company’s direct marketing practices.The...

Virtual Commissioning: A New Legal Frontier

Virtual commissioning is reshaping how courts navigate judiciary systems, boosting efficiency and empowering courts to make timely decisions.Technological innovations continue to play a critical...

Mechanisms for creditors dealing with insolvent companies

Commissions of Enquiry as set out in Sections 415 and 417/418 of the Companies Act serve as a vital tool for unveiling and unravelling...

Business Owner: Why You Must Have a Will

As a business owner, have you thought about what happens to your business and staff if you pass away? A financial planner explains why...

Prenups for Partnerships: Key Clauses for Business Partnership Agreements

In the same way that prenuptial agreements are considered a necessity for many marriages, a business partnership requires meticulous planning to safeguard against the...

SARS’ Tax Incentives for SMEs

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) provides a series of tax incentives and relief measures for small to medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) to support their...

Developments in Safeguarding the Non-Profit Sector

Developments in the non-profit sector, safeguarding the sector and supporting the removal of South Africa from the grey list. South Africa has taken a series...

Beware of Tax Season Scammers

As the 2024 tax season officially gets underway and provisional and non-provisional taxpayers prepare their paperwork filing, it’s essential to be extra vigilant as...

Contracts: The Small Print Can Make a Big Difference

On a regular basis, SME owners have to navigate legal contracts in order for their businesses to operate, and those who prioritise the operation...

Business in Africa: A guide to Transfer Pricing

Doing business in Africa and the Transfer pricing (TP) requirements and implications that impact cross-continental operations.Home to seven out of 10 of the world’s...

How can a South African company invest offshore?

As offshore investment specialists for over 22 years, we at Overberg Asset Management have long been strong proponents of externalising funds to secure offshore...
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SARS homes in. Is it time for Voluntary Disclosure?

With SARS intensifying its compliance scrutiny, whether intentional or unintentional, failing to adhere to tax laws carries severe consequences. While many taxpayers have previously...

Direct marketing and POPIA: What you need to know

In February, the Information Regulator issued a noteworthy enforcement notice against a local training institution following a complaint regarding the company’s direct marketing practices.The...

Virtual Commissioning: A New Legal Frontier

Virtual commissioning is reshaping how courts navigate judiciary systems, boosting efficiency and empowering courts to make timely decisions.Technological innovations continue to play a critical...

Mechanisms for creditors dealing with insolvent companies

Commissions of Enquiry as set out in Sections 415 and 417/418 of the Companies Act serve as a vital tool for unveiling and unravelling...
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