GTC Conference 2023
I/I/T/F Head of Academic Development, Prof Dr Daniel N. Erasmus, is attending this conference and will be participating in the following discussion wi…
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Q&A: If a taxpayer faces large tax penalties and is then charged with a criminal offense related to the tax penalty to what extent can the taxpayer rely on the double jeopardy offense?
The concept of double jeopardy, which prohibits an individual from being tried twice for the same offence, is a fundamental principle in many legal sy…
InformaConnect Tax Controversy Leaders 2023 Conference: 16 November 2023
I/I/T/F Head of Academic Development, Prof Dr Daniel N. Erasmus was in attendance at the event and delivered a key-note presentation on:
HOW TO PREPA…
What are Comparative approaches to TP controversies and transparency in key jurisdictions?
Comparative approaches to transfer pricing controversies and transparency can vary significantly across key jurisdictions due to differences in legisl…
THE ABSENCE OF ANY PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT
In international tax, a permanent establishment (PE) refers to a fixed place of business through which an enterprise carries out business activities.Â…
SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF TAXATION (SAIT) Transfer Pricing Summit 2023
I/I/T/F Head of Academic Development, Prof Dr Daniel N. Erasmus was in attendance at the event and co-delivered a key-note presentation, titled:
TRA…
TPMinds Africa: 07 – 08 November 2023
I/I/T/F Head of Academic Development, Prof Dr Daniel N. Erasmus was in attendance at the event and delivered a key-note presentation on:
HOW TO PREPA…
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TANZANIA: Licensing of Tax Consultants – A clog/fetter to taxpayer’s right to representation?
Published by: B&E Ako Law Taxpayers are now required to be represented by licensed tax consultants only. A representation by any other person seems to
SOUTH AFRICA: Think Tax compliance is simple? Think again (PART 2)
The article was written and published by: ReganVanRooy 10 common mistakes in SA corporate tax returns – Part II CLICK HERE TO READ PART I