Other Briefs
SARS wins 150% penalty case against taxpayer who incorrectly claimed farming expenses
Updated 58 minutes ago The South African Revenue Service’s (“SARS”) strategy is well established: make it easy and cost-effective for taxpayers to comply with their... →
Winning the battle, but fighting the war against SARS is far from over
Updated 1 hour 3 minutes ago The recent Tax Court judgment in Taxpayer KG (Pty) Ltd v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (IT 46515 and VAT 22578) [2026] ZATC... →
SARS collections focus on R532-billion undisputed debt!
1st September 2026 The July 2026 SARS Debt Collection Data is out, and reveals an increased collection pool of R532-billion, just on “undisputed debt”. This pool is... →
SARS must show its hand: SARS cannot hide the record behind its own decision
31st August 2026 A recent High Court judgment in Devland Cash and Carry (Pty) Ltd v The Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (5837/2020) [2026]... →
This Wills Month, leave your family answers, not arguments
31st August 2026 Every time an estate lands on my desk, it represents a life that’s ended. While we never lose sight of that fact, our focus is on the people left... →
The Disability Employers Often Overlook
27th August 2026 Mental impairment may already exist within your workforce, but if it goes unrecognised, both employment equity and accommodation obligations may be... →
Time is money: Participating Companies agree the Trusted Employer Scheme delivers real business benefits
27th August 2026 Who better to ask whether the Trusted Employer Scheme (TES) is achieving its aim of providing pre-vetted employers with a more streamlined... →
Beyond the termination clause: The survival of the common law right to terminate
27th August 2026 Most standard form construction contracts contain comprehensive default and termination clauses. However, not all default and termination clauses... →
