Other Briefs
Are you still a south African tax resident? The key question for expatriates this 2026 filing season
14th August 2026 For many South Africans living and working abroad, the same question arises every filing season: are you still a South African tax resident? This... →
Can an adjudicator decide a dispute that was never referred to him?
12th August 2026 Construction adjudication is designed to be a fast, interim dispute resolution mechanism – a “pay now, argue later” tool to keep cash flowing on... →
Newly published draft manual signals tighter oversight of cross-border crypto asset transactions
11th August 2026 National Treasury and the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) have published the draft Crypto Asset Manual for cross-border activities, providing an... →
Clear Boundaries: Supporting Disabilities While Enforcing Discipline
11th August 2026 When accommodation of disabilities meets accountability for misconduct Section 6 (1) of the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998 (EEA), as amended,... →
Reclaiming taxation as an instrument of democracy, equality, and justice
11th August 2026 Taxation is often thought of as just being a technical economic issue outside the sphere of influence of ordinary people or civil society... →
Arrests, fines and imprisonment a reality for employers hiring illegal foreign nationals
11th August 2026 As Government intensifies enforcement against employers who hire undocumented foreign nationals, businesses found to be in contravention of the... →
Mauritius: Record foreign investment highlights importance of proper structuring for international businesses
7th August 2026 Mauritius is experiencing a sustained increase in foreign direct investment (FDI), with official figures from the Bank of Mauritius showing that... →
Extra public holiday on Monday 10 August 2026
7th August 2026 This year 9 August (National Women’s Day) falls on a Sunday. Therefore Monday, 10 August 2026, is also a public holiday. So, what must employees be... →
