Investments

16 January 2012
Does the conversion of par value shares by a company into no par value shares result in a tax liability, asks Professor Emil Brincker. Read more »

06 January 2012
The tax implications of Ponzi schemes. Read more »

19 December 2011
Q and A with Henry van Deventer of Acsis. Read more »

23 November 2011
The key question is whether there is a difference between the rights of the par value shares and the rights of the no par value shares once converted. Read more »

22 November 2011
South Africa needs is a regime that allows investment managers to conduct discretionary activities. Read more »

21 November 2011
Stephan Spamer and Dylan Buttrick examine the tax implications. Read more »

03 November 2011
Do the more restrictive individual investment limits on RAs outweigh their tax benefits? Read more »

24 October 2011
How retirees should invest to maximise income and minimise tax. Read more »

08 June 2011
They will affect BEE transactions and preference shares. Read more »

06 June 2011
Does this mean that it is unlikely for the reform to occur in the 2012 tax year, asks Vedika Andhee. Read more »

23 May 2011
What you need to know. Read more »

02 February 2011
How it works. Read more »

30 December 2010
What a recent bill from Sars says. Read more »

29 November 2010
Are share-based payments made by companies for goods or services deductible? Is the ‘expenditure actually incurred’ for income tax purposes? Read more »

12 November 2010
Sars dumps idea to restrict interest exemptions. Read more »

05 November 2010
That Mini-Budget changed. Read more »

04 November 2010
What the Mini-Budget said. Read more »

07 September 2010
What the proposed Tax Amendment says. Read more »

27 August 2010
What the courts say. Read more »

25 August 2010
We examine the biggest. Read more »

17 August 2010
An amendment in the 2010 Draft Taxation Bill seeks a fundamental change to the dividend definition. Read more »

13 August 2010
Dale Lippstreu points out the holes in the Draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill. Read more »