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Is a section 189(3) notice always required for a retrenchment to be considered fair?
8th August 2024 In a retrenchment process, a section 189(3) notice is often regarded as the vital first step. It serves as an invitation to consult on proposed... →
Navigating Last-Minute Changes for Expats: A Guide to the Two-Pot Retirement System
7th August 2024 Proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act concerning the two-pot retirement system, were announced by Treasury on 1 August 2024. Coming just a... →
Taxpayers and Tax Practitioners Take Note: Proposed Tax Law Amendments 2024
2nd August 2024 The National Treasury published three significant tax bills on 1 August 2024 and invited public comment to ensure comprehensive stakeholder... →
Africa could see 3.3m new jobs across 12 green sectors by 2030 – report
By: Schalk Burger 2nd August 2024 An estimated 3.3-million new, direct jobs could be created across 12 green subsectors in Africa by 2030, a report published by staffing specialist... →
No room for non-compliance by Tax Practitioners and Taxpayers this Tax Filing Season
2nd August 2024 With the 2024 Tax Filing Season upon us, South African taxpayers who want to do the right thing, face rising concern over non-compliant tax... →
Understanding Cohabitation Agreements and Antenuptial Agreements in South Africa
1st August 2024 In South Africa, the legal landscape for couples choosing to cohabit without formalizing their relationship through marriage or civil partnership... →
Companies can find themselves in hot water with authorities and shareholders following newly legislated disclosure on pay gaps
1st August 2024 The recent signing into law of the Companies Amendment Act by President Cyril Ramaphosa, will significantly impact public companies and... →
Initial output from Sylvania Platinum’s new tailings project on track for first half of 2025
By: Martin Creamer 31st July 2024 First production from the developing Thaba Joint Venture (JV) chrome and platinum group metals (PGMs) recovery project on the northern part of the... →