BRIEF GUIDE TO CAPITAL GAINS TAX November 12, 2014 dvh Articles, Property Taxes This brief guide is intended to outline in very broad and brief terms, the key principles that form part of Capital Gains Tax legislation in South Africa relating to immovable property. Download PDF Version Share ThisTweetSharePlus oneShareEmail Related Posts DEATH AND TAXES ARE CERTAIN The Receiver of Revenue will now do a risk analysis regarding outstanding taxes on both… FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE CENTRE ACT NO 38 OF 2001 The Financial Intelligence Centre Act (hereinafter referred to as “FICA”) was passed by Parliament in… EXPERIENCE SHOWS THAT A SPEEDY AND EFFICIENT REGISTRATION OF TRANSFER PROCESS PLACES YOU, THE AGENT IN THE BEST POSSIBLE POSITION AND LIGHT: A property transaction is more than a transaction, it is an experience for both the…
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