The growth in online media platforms has caught a number of African countries off guard. Some, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia, have taken steps…
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Canada: Cameco’s Canada Tax Court Victory Brings Relief for Companies • Court rejects government’s arguments of “sham” transactions • Lawyers divided on whether ruling harms OECD base-erosion…
The Rising Tide of Tax Disputes 02 October 2018 By JJ van der Walt, Candidate Attorney, and Arnaaz Camay, Tax Executive, Tax Practice, Baker McKenzie…
GHANA: High Court rules that payment of minimum disputed amount is a prerequisite for filing an appeal by Renier van Rensburg The Commercial Division of…
by Cliffe Dekker Homeyr – Ben Strauss and Jerome Brink South African courts have held, on a number of occasions, that taxpayers are entitled to deduct damages or…
Audits Microsoft, J&J Tax Heads Divulge Tax Feud Strategies Snapshot • Johnson & Johnson uses software tool to keep track of business narrative and audits • Companies…
On 25 July 2018, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) published its Guide on Mutual Agreement Procedures (Guide) as a general guidance on the Mutual…
A transcript of a Podcast by Prof. Dr. Daniel N. Erasmus Today I have been asked to talk to you about the question of verification…
If your entity is owned by a US entity (whole or part) this will affect you and the US holding entity. US IRS issues first…
OECD updated its guidance on country-by-country reporting for multinationals, providing clarifications to assist taxpayers and tax administration, The new guidance, approved by the “Inclusive Framework on…