Bowmans
How corporate taxpayers can deal with pushbacks from a revenue-hungry SARS
11th June 2020 Corporate and provisional taxpayers should brace themselves for more pushbacks than usual from the South African Revenue Service (SARS) in the... →
Bowmans expands into Malawi and Zambia
1st June 2020 The current COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the globe is not stopping leading African law firm, Bowmans, from moving forward. Less than a year after it... →
Employers should ‘do whatever they can to maintain’ unapproved risk benefits
21st April 2020 Employees already reeling from reduced or unpaid salaries could be at even more of a disadvantage should they also forfeit their unapproved risk... →
COVID-19 and what it means for tax in the mining industry
31st March 2020 During the 21-day lockdown period, mining operations in South Africa will scale down significantly. The effect on deep-level mines will probably be... →
Covid-19: B-BBEE and the Solidarity Response Fund in South Africa
26th March 2020 On Monday 23 March President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the establishment of a Solidarity Response Fund to which South African businesses,... →
Safeguarding the workplace from COVID-19: Ten suggested preventative measures
10th March 2020 At the time of writing this article, the number of people in South Africa who have tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19) has now increased... →
Top corporate tax lawyer joins Bowmans in Uganda
2nd March 2020 Leading African law firm, Bowmans (AF Mpanga, Advocates in Uganda) has appointed top tax lawyer, Ronald Kalema, to head its Kampala office Tax... →
Draft regulations on ownership and control in the communications sector
18th February 2020 Following the release of its position paper in February 2019, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) published its... →
