Category: South Africa – Tax

Carbon-credit trading has become an increasingly important aspect of South Africa’s commitment to environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation. As individuals participate in carbon-credit markets—whether through investments, trading, or generating credits—it is crucial to understand the tax implications. This blog...

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As South Africa intensifies efforts to combat climate change, carbon-credit trading has emerged as a promising mechanism for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. With the new tax rules set to take effect in 2026, individuals engaging in carbon-credit trading must understand...

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The implementation of carbon tax in South Africa aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by imposing costs on carbon-intensive activities. Individuals who use business-owned vehicles face unique tax considerations due to the carbon tax implications combined with fringe benefit taxation....

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The introduction of the Carbon Tax in South Africa aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by incentivizing cleaner energy use and penalizing carbon-intensive activities. For businesses owning vehicles that are also used privately, understanding the implications of the carbon tax...

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South African taxpayers face ongoing changes in tax legislation, and the capital-gains inclusion rate is no exception. Recent discussions and budget proposals have suggested a potential hike in the inclusion rate, which could increase the effective tax paid on capital...

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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) plays a crucial role in South Africa’s tax landscape, affecting individuals, companies, and trusts when disposing of assets. Two fundamental components impacting how much CGT you pay are the capital-gains inclusion rate and the annual R40...

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Understanding Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is essential for South African taxpayers looking to optimize their tax obligations on asset disposals. This detailed guide covers the core concepts of CGT, focusing on the inclusion rates and the annual exemption, helping you...

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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a critical component of South Africa’s tax system, affecting individuals, businesses, and trusts when they dispose of assets. Understanding the inclusion rates, annual exemptions, and effective planning strategies is essential to minimize tax liabilities and...

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Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is an important part of South Africa’s tax system, applying to profits made from the disposal of certain assets. Understanding how CGT is calculated, including the inclusion rate and the annual R40 000 exemption, is crucial...

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The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has introduced biometric login on its eFiling platform to enhance security and streamline user access. Biometric authentication, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, provides a faster and more secure way for taxpayers to log...

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